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The government probably took too much of your paycheck this year – here’s how to get it back

Trump’s tax bill carved out several areas for tipped workers and older adults, among others, to lower their tax bills

Digital wallet fraud: how your bank card can be stolen without it leaving your wallet

Fraudsters use phishing to steal card details, which fund a spending spree using Apple Pay or Google Pay

New year money: 26 tools and apps to help you sort your finances in 2026

From cheaper shopping to tax and travel cash, there is a host of resources to help you out. We pick some of the best

UK house prices unexpectedly fell at end of year, Nationwide says

Average property price drops by 0.4% in December to £271,068 after forecasts of 0.1% month-on-month rise

It’s payback time: inside the 2 January Guardian Weekly

Europe’s big, expensive state pensions crisis. Plus: The British culture boom

From energy prices to interest rates: the dates that could affect your finances in 2026

Energy price cap goes up on 1 January and Bank of England will make three interest rate decisions by end of April

London stock exchange beats Wall Street with best FTSE 100 year since 2009

FTSE index closes up 21.5% on New Year’s Eve at end of strong year for global equity markets

Drop in energy price cap from April forecast to save typical home £138 a year

Predicted 8% cut to upper limit for Great Britain could reduce bills to lowest level in 15 months

UK house prices: first-time buyers ‘will drive 2026 sales’ amid interest rate cuts

Rent rises likely to slow after rapid increases in recent years, lenders and estate agents forecast

Plymouth had UK’s steepest rise in house prices in 2025

Average property price in city rose by 12.6%, while Stafford and Wigan also had double-digit growth

UK consumers still reluctant to spend going into 2026, KPMG survey finds

Combination of concern about economy and household cost pressures will continue to limit spending, report suggests

DIY shops enjoy bumper year as UK property market slows

Paint and sofas sell well as Britons are priced out of moving home or undertaking pricey renovations

Branching out: why banks are back on the British high street

In towns such as Northampton, in-person help with finances is a promise many customers still depend upon

The hill I will die on: Online shops, please, I beg – stop with endless post-purchase emails

You really want me to review my buy? Yes, it was fine. But that is where I would like our relationship to end, says comedian Athena Kugblenu

Marmite-scented deodorant tops list of UK’s most unwanted Christmas presents

Consumer group Which? finds one in five people are unsure what to do with dud gifts after the festive period

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  • Reeves arrives at IMF with little leeway to prove its UK downgrade wrong
  • Run the dishwasher, plug in the car: how Great Britain plans to use record wind and solar power
  • BP’s new boss to overhaul structure after retreat from green strategy
  • Jamie Dimon says private credit defaults are not threat to major banks
  • Democrat Ro Khanna to introduce bill to stop US gasoline exports amid Iran war
  • United Airlines CEO reportedly pitched merger with American, sparking competition fears
  • People in the US: how has the surge in gas prices affected what you do?
  • UK growth forecasts slashed by IMF as Iran war hurts global economy – as it happened
  • UK steel exports to EU at risk as bloc doubles tariffs and halves quotas
  • IMF warns ‘unprecedented’ energy crisis could trigger global recession as Australia prepares for G20 fuel talks
  • Nissan turnaround plan pins hopes on ‘AI-defined vehicles’
  • Telegraph takeover by German buyer cleared by culture secretary
  • ‘Nothing but tree skeletons’: record-breaking wildfires devastate US cattle country
  • Gina Rinehart and rival heirs brace for court verdict on claim to billion-dollar fortune
  • HSBC says Iran war is hitting confidence as businesses warn over economic risks
  • Gary Neville’s media group buys football YouTuber Mark Goldbridge’s channels
  • British Gas sent me a £571 bill for a flat I’ve never owned or lived in
  • Tuesday briefing: What needs to be done to tackle child poverty in the UK
  • Qantas raises fares and cuts domestic flights as travel patterns shift due to Middle East turmoil
  • Holidays take a hit as UK cost of living fears and Iran war bite
  • The UK needs more North Sea gas, not greater reliance on US imports
  • Great Britain households to be urged to use more power this summer as renewables soar
  • Oil price dips below $100 a barrel after Trump claims Iran wants deal
  • Plans to change HS2 train size could reduce capacity and speed in north, says expert
  • Judge dismisses Trump’s lawsuit against Wall Street Journal and Murdoch
  • Goldman Sachs chief ‘hyper-aware’ of risks from Anthropic’s Mythos AI
  • Oil price tops $100 a barrel as US blockades strait of Hormuz; Goldman Sachs posts rise in profits – as it happened
  • Meta creating AI version of Mark Zuckerberg so staff can talk to the boss

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