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Britain has been in a 15-year economic slump. This is our route out of it

Ours is the most unequal major economy in Europe, with poorer workers losing out most, says Torsten Bell, chief executive of the Resolution Foundation

Creative ways to save money on cards, wrapping and gifts this Christmas

From making the perfect present to finding the cheapest way to send it, here’s how to spread festive cheer on a budget

UK house prices likely to fall by 1% next year, says Rightmove

Competition among sellers will increase as mortgage rates settle at ‘elevated’ level, website predicts

‘I’m not buying new stuff any more’: the young people getting into ‘degrowth’

Amid the cost of living crisis and threats to the climate, many are pledging to consume less and spend sustainably

Creature comforts (and joy): why Santa is packing more presents for pets this Christmas

Be it Advent calendars, crackers or cards, owners are more likely to scrimp on gran’s gift than the dog or cat’s

UK insurance: ‘My parents paid thousands to protect obsolete products’

One family paid for 20 years to insure a Sky TV box that was phased out in 2016 because of auto-renew

Christmas tree prices are rising in the UK – here’s how to get the best deals

Many people will buy a tree this weekend. We look at the best buys, and whether to go for real or fake

UK house prices rise for third straight month as mortgage rates fall

Nationwide says average property price was £258,557 in November, £5,231 down on same month last year

One in four adults in UK to buy now, pay later for Christmas, study shows

Citizens Advice warns such credit schemes risk delivering ‘knockout blow’ to household finances

Watchdog is right to investigate supermarkets’ two-tier pricing tactics

Loyalty schemes are listing more and more products at cheaper prices for cardholders, but many shoppers are missing out

Watchdog to investigate price cuts for UK supermarket loyalty cardholders

Regulator says that big discounts for members may be restricting competition and disadvantaging those outside the schemes

UK competition watchdog to investigate baby formula market

CMA announces move after finding popular grocery brands put up prices on number of products faster than costs rose

How Labour’s plan for ‘fair pay’ deals looks to solve UK social care crisis

Underfunded, overstretched sector to become testing ground for battle against low pay but critics say policy is weak and vague

UK broadband and mobile users brace for above-inflation mid-contract hikes

BT, EE, Vodafone, Virgin Media O2 and TalkTalk to increase bills for more than 22 million customers from April and May

Ukraine war has marked a turning point in Europe’s gas consumption, says IEA

Global energy watchdog says Russia cutting supplies has prompted efficiency upgrades and move to heat pumps

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