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Aldi raises UK shop worker pay for fourth time in just over a year

Minimum of £11.40 an hour from July takes total investment in pay to more than £100m over 12 months

What is Jeremy Hunt’s pensions giveaway and who gains most?

Chancellor’s changes have been criticised as a multibillion-pound handout to Britain’s wealthiest

Jeremy Hunt defends pensions giveaway as Labour vows to scrap it

Shadow chancellor says decision to axe lifetime allowance is ‘wrong priority at the wrong time for the wrong people’

SNB to provide Credit Suisse with liquidity if needed; £75bn wiped off FTSE 100 – as it happened

Swiss authorities pledge to pump liquidity into Credit Suisse if needed, after its shares hit record low today

Calls for energy social tariff after Hunt makes budget U-turn over bills support

Campaigners unite with suppliers to call on ministers to give long-term help to struggling households

Budget pension shake-up is £4bn tax giveaway for wealthy, critics say

Jeremy Hunt criticised for scrapping lifetime allowance and increasing annual contribution cap

Budget 2023: Jeremy Hunt announces changes to childcare, pensions and disability benefits – as it happened

Chancellor abolishes lifetime cap on amount workers can save in pensions without paying tax

What Jeremy Hunt’s budget means for pensions, childcare, income tax and more

How the measures will affect Britons’ finances – and who will be the winners

‘This won’t stop nurseries going bust’ – mothers and staff react to extra childcare support

Nursery providers question the funding while parents wonder why they have to wait years to access help

Hunt’s £4bn childcare boost welcomed but fears remain for struggling sector

Campaigners call for fully funded system saying free 30 hours of support would take years to filter through

The perk-cession is here. You lose free food and laundry, but you could have a more satisfying life?

With fewer add-on goodies to offer, firms may have to think about workplace culture and a better work/life balance, says author Stefan Stern

What Jeremy Hunt’s U-turn on energy bills support means for you

From how much households could be paying to what prompted the rethink

UK homeowners still better off than renters despite spike in interest rates

Average monthly cost of owning 3-bed home is £500 a year less than renting, but the gap is narrowing

‘So many working parents are screwed’: mothers on Britain’s childcare costs

Parents describe plight as pressure builds on Jeremy Hunt to provide help in the budget

Innovative heat tech could save England’s swimming pools from closure

Twenty pools may be upgraded this year after startup uses energy from small data centre to heat water

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