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IMF warns BoE over keeping UK interest rates high due to fixed-rate mortgages

Risk of declining consumption, house price falls and defaults as tighter policy finally has impact

Left stranded and humiliated by Eurostar’s new wheelchair ‘policy’

In Paris staff readily help a passenger using a wheelchair to and from a train, but not in London

‘A deeply broken system’: is it time England abandoned council tax?

In London, rates for Battersea power station’s £8m flats are still set with reference to its low-value past, and their rich owners pay less than householders in Hartlepool

Secret home insurance commissions raking in millions for landlords in England and Wales

Insurers have banked huge hidden payments for buildings cover over many years, experts say

Salary sacrifice: how British workers can take home more by getting paid less

Once a way to save money on a bike to work, the scheme is now a ‘life hack’ to lessen a tax bill or to qualify for free childcare

Premier Inn guests who faced ‘spider army’ fail to claim good night refund

Couple among those who say they have struggled to redeem on hotel chain’s ‘guarantee’ promising decent sleep

While we focus on Dominic West in a banned advert, the banks are short-changing us all

The fuss over an outlawed commercial threatens to obscure the fact that the industry is reaping record profits for a poorer service, says Hannah Dewhirst, head of campaigns at Positive Money

UK house prices fall for first time in six months amid more costly mortgages

Drop in March leaves average price of home at £288,430, says Halifax

Number of households seeking help over energy debt legal action doubles

Suppliers increasingly opting to take customer to court to recover unpaid bills, Citizens Advice says

Only 1,500 people compensated so far over prepayment meters, Ofgem says

Regulator says energy firms planning payments for another 1,000 customers after reviewing 150,000 forced installations

Trump Media saved in 2022 by Russian-American under criminal investigation

Exclusive: Trump’s social media company went public relying partly on loans from trust managed by person of interest to prosecutors

Taylor Swift among 141 new billionaires in ‘amazing year for rich people’

Combined assets of $14.2tn are more than the GDP of every country except China and the US

UK house prices fall for first time in three months amid ‘subdued’ market

Average price of home down 0.2% from February to March, to £261,142, says Nationwide

Rise in UK minimum wage leaves millions short of real living wage

Lowest-paid will be £1,000 short of the figure paid by some employers to reflect actual household costs

Household bills rise sharply despite easing energy costs

Rates for phone, broadband and water will increase from Monday and other increases are in the pipeline

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