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US consumer prices unexpectedly fell in June, drawing Fed closer to cutting interest rates

Joe Biden says in statement that falling prices and rising wages are ‘thanks to my economic plan’

Rise of £94 in water bills over five years is ‘bitter pill’, says chancellor

Customers in England and Wales to pay an extra £19 each year on average as firms raise money to tackle sewage and leaky pipes

Trader recommendation websites must vet firms, says watchdog

CMA draft guidance says platforms must also tackle fake reviews and sanction rogue traders

UK tech startup raises £5m to prevent dangerous mould in social housing

Switchee aims to protect health and cut bills by installing its technology in 1m homes

Four-day week campaign to launch UK pilot looking at flexible working

Exclusive: after success of first trial, group running second scheme in autumn hopes Labour will be more receptive

Will my heat pump be a noise nuisance to my neighbours?

Newer models are quieter than older ones, and barking dogs are a far bigger cause of complaints

Pontins booted to bottom of UK holiday park table again

Top places go to smaller and independent parks, with Potters Resorts taking the no. 1 spot

VIP Taylor Swift ticket holders get obstructed view – are pricey packages worth the cash?

Pricey deals on the Eras tour shows are part of a growing trend – but some acts offer more for less cash

‘It’s very troubling’: thieves use vulnerable man to take out £28,000 bank loan

Metro Bank faces questions over safeguards and why victim was allowed to borrow such a big sum

UK house prices remain subdued for third successive month

Sales average £288,455 in June but recent cuts in mortgage rates offer hope for market, says Halifax

Our car was no longer driveable after valet parking at Gatwick

We arrived back late at night from our holiday to be told the BMW had literally gone bang

Collapse of UK firm Small World means vital money transfers are not arriving

People in developing countries are particularly affected after the business stopped processing transactions

Sparks fly as M&S says no to a plastic loyalty card

At first it told me you needed an email or smartphone to access a Sparks card – but you don’t

Private rents in Great Britain hit record high, data shows

Rightmove calls on new government to prioritise sector as rents outside London climb 7% in a year

Next UK government poised to benefit from fall in inflation and fuel prices

Pressure on household finances eases as shop price rises slow to 0.2% and petrol costs drop for second month

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