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Ofgem energy price cap: how is it changing – and will bills fall this winter?

Cap in Great Britain is falling to £1,834 a year – here’s how it works, and the help you can get

‘The quotes were £5,000 or more’: electric vehicle owners face soaring insurance costs

Drivers who ditched petrol and diesel to help save the planet face huge price rises in premiums

Savings experts say UK rates could soon fall. Here’s where to invest while you can

The top-paying accounts that may be worth a look before they start to disappear

Energy bills ‘could hit almost £1,900 annually in coldest months of year’

Freezing winter could push average bills higher under UK government’s price cap, says forecast

UK mortgage approvals hit six-month low as interest rates cool market

Number of house sales also fell in August compared with a year earlier, says HMRC

Severn Trent customer water bills to rise by almost 37% by end of decade

Firm raises £1bn in investment – half from Qatar’s sovereign wealth fund – to improve network over five years

Energy bills: don’t break promise on social tariff, Sunak urged

Martin Lewis and Citizens Advice among those telling PM poorer Britons must get help, as industry source calls idea ‘unworkable’

Average five-year fixed mortgage rate in UK falls back below 6%

First time since early July that average rate has been below 6%, with some deals now under 5%

Childcare costs ‘soaring by £600-plus a month’ as firms insist on return to office

Survey finds parents under pressure, as second study finds some are leaving workforce because of costs

Up to tenth of Amazon shoppers in Great Britain ‘bribed’ by sellers to offer good review, poll finds

Which? survey suggests ‘unscrupulous’ sellers bombard customers with incentives

Europe’s workers face bleak winter as firms ‘profiteer’, says union chief

Millions ‘holding on with their fingertips’ due to high interest rates, squeezed wages and Covid costs, says the European TUC boss, Esther Lynch

National Grid says blackouts less likely this winter

Higher gas storage levels in Europe help leave Great Britain in stronger position, says operator

UK mortgage payers making big changes to meet higher payments, survey finds

Britons are raiding savings or cutting pension contributions, KPMG study finds

Santander wanted my bedbound father to visit his branch on a trolley

After his account was frozen, the bank would not accept anything except an in-person visit for an identity check

First-time buyers in UK drop by a fifth as higher mortgage costs bite

Lender says homes needing renovation are most in demand as people seek cheaper properties

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