The pensions triple lock has been halted before – just not this close to an election
The formula was temporarily stopped after the Covid lockdown but doing so again may upset pensioners at the ballot box
UK ‘mortgage meltdown’ looms amid ‘terrifying’ growth in arrears
Jump in borrowers unable to make payments with landlords particularly hit and ‘worse to come’
Angela Rayner gives ‘cast iron’ promise of bill banning zero-hours contracts
Labour deputy leader tells TUC party would also seek to repeal anti-strike laws within 100 days of entering government
UK grocery price inflation slows but shoppers worried by soaring bills
Aldi and Lidl enjoy sales increase and own-label ranges thrive as consumers seek out bargains
‘What the hell have we done?’ The people buying homes sight unseen
Virtual property purchases took off during the pandemic and are still happening today. Some buyers find their dream home – but not everyone is so lucky
UK pay rises at record rate despite growth in unemployment
Figures will add to Bank of England’s dilemma over whether to increase interest rates again next week
Why do I keep failing Metro Bank’s security checks?
I moved house a few years ago and have been passed from pillar to post as I try to update my details
My partner’s being chased for another Mr Smith’s debts
Ridiculous problem caused by men with same name and date of birth is a constant source of stress
Pensioner poverty: fear of rise over decades as UK under-40s wealth falls
Drop from £7.53 in every £100 to £3.98 in 10 years comes as property drives intergenerational divide
UK travel chaos: how to claim compensation for cancelled or delayed flights
Consumer rights experts reveal what you could be entitled to if your flight is delayed, cancelled or entire trip ruined
‘Be very afraid’: what I learned from a 26-hour Ryanair delay
The Guardian’s former money editor endured two days of misery after he and others were bumped off an overbooked flight
‘We paid out £1,600’: UK passengers reveal flight cancellation woes
Airline eventually gives refund after wildfires; and passenger tells how Gatwick became a campsite
Of course Britain’s millennials have lost faith in work. Make it fairer and that might change
Wage stagnation and the gig economy have left a generation struggling to achieve life milestones. Here’s what could help, says culture writer James Greig
Triple lock could add £45bn a year to state pensions bill by 2050, IFS says
Maintaining guarantee will put ‘insurmountable pressure’ on government to increase retirement age, according to institute
UK house prices tumble 4.6% in year to August; pound at lowest since June – as it happened
UK house prices are falling at fastest pace since 2009 on annual basis, reports Halifax, down in every region