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E.ON boss hits out at Sunak’s plan to row back on net zero policies

PM accused of delaying vital work on transforming UK economy as car industry leaders also condemn plans

UK inflation: which goods and services have changed most in price?

From vegetables to coffee and transport to recreation, how the cost of everyday items varies

H&M is latest fashion retailer in UK to charge to return online purchases

Rise in delivery and processing costs combined with increased use of free returns leads to £1.99 charge

How can Ovo send debt threats when I don’t even have an account?

I am being warned my credit rating could be impacted when I have never had an account with it or any of the companies it owns

UK manufacturers cut hiring plans amid ‘sharp slowdown’, survey finds

Firms preparing for difficult year as ‘potent cocktail’ of difficulties takes hold, says industry lobby group

Proportion of UK house sellers cutting asking price reaches ‘highest in over a decade’

More than 36% of properties have had asking price cut at least once — the highest figure since 2011

Are you listening to us, Rishi Sunak? How the Tories can boost their image with under-40s

Younger people in Britain are out of love with the Conservatives. Here are five key areas where the party needs to improve

‘It’s easier to budget’: people on why they swapped cards for cash

Rising costs, scams and the local shop – why more people are returning to paying with notes and coins

Going to university? How to budget and make the most of your cash

With some careful planning you can avoid having to spend the second half of term living off toast

Three out of 10 young adults in UK do not own or ever use an iron, poll finds

In world of less formal dress codes and non-iron fabrics, trends report suggests ironing is for the over 45s

UK mortgage war ‘under way’ as lender offers 4.99% fixed rate

Brokers say borrower confidence likely to lift after the first below 5% deal surfaces since June with more offers likely soon

Cash payments rise in UK as people seek ways to manage budgets

Number of payments using coins and notes rose 7% last year amid cost of living crisis, after a decade of decline

After 1bn copies and 118 years, the Freemans catalogue moves to turn its final page

Mail order stalwart to focus on online sales in bid to become a ‘digital department store’

New £1bn government upgrade to plug Great Britain’s draughtiest homes

Households could save £400 a year on energy bills via means-tested scheme offering insulation upgrades

Energy suppliers in UK banned from force-fitting prepay meters for over-75s

Ofgem said homes with young children were also part of expanded and mandatory code of practice

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