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UK recession fears swirl as factory output falls and house prices slide – as it happened

Nationwide reports average house prices fell 3.8% in year to July, biggest annual drop in 14 years, while manufacturers suffer worst month of 2023

UK house prices fall at fastest rate since 2009 after interest rate rises

Nationwide says cost of a typical home is £260,828 after 3.8% year-on-year drop in July

UK shop prices in first monthly fall for two years amid big discounts

Clothing and footwear among items reduced most in July as retailers try to counter bad weather

Banks with lowest savings rates to face ‘robust action’, warns UK financial watchdog

FCA gives banks four weeks to justify savings rates as it lays out 14-point plan to monitor treatment of customers

UK mortgage approvals jump unexpectedly; eurozone returns to growth as inflation falls – as it happened

UK mortgage approvals rise to eight-month high in June, while eurozone GDP rises after narrowly avoiding winter recession

Pensioner forced to ration electricity for a year after receiving £13,000 bill in error

76-year-old man was threatened with court action and turned to food handouts after E.ON mistake

UK mortgage approvals rise despite surge in borrowing rates

Surprise jump in demand for home loans as borrowers ‘scramble’ to get ahead of interest rate increases

My debit card and pin were stolen but Barclays is treating me as the criminal

It had sent me new ones but before they arrived £1,000 disappeared from my account

UK retail financial services set for biggest overhaul in 20 years

FCA’s new rules aimed at improving value for money for customers and preventing ‘foreseeable harm’

Tory decision to drop social energy tariff ‘betrays most vulnerable’

Measures to help households seemingly abandoned by ministers, says campaign group

Millions of UK families using credit cards and loans to pay basic bills

Poverty charity the Joseph Rowntree Foundation warns of ‘debt timebomb’ as interest rate rises hit low-income households

Squeezed UK households hit as cost of personal loan rate doubles

Data shows increase from 3.3% to 6.6% since December 2021, which was before interest rate rises

I’m secretly a Coutts customer but for people like me there’s little point

You need be rich to take advantage of the actually useful stuff – I hide my card and just use my Monzo

No longer bog standard: how loo roll became a UK status symbol

Since the pandemic toilet paper has come out of the shadows to take centre stage in UK bathrooms

Big UK lenders cut fixed mortgage deals in sign rates may be close to peaking

Moves by Nationwide, HSBC and TSB come after fall in inflation eases fears over future interest rate rises

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