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UK credit card borrowing soars to highest monthly level since 2004

Concerns mount over cost of living crisis as November figures show additional £1.2bn borrowing on cards

Sainsbury’s to pay at least £11 an hour for 127,000 lowest-paid workers

Third pay increase in year gives staff 7.3% rise amid fierce competition to retain and recruit employees

UK households spent £1.1bn more on groceries in December for fewer items

Spending higher than year earlier, with World Cup football pushing up beer sales

More haunting tales of energy suppliers to chill the blood

Hunched over cold radiators, you have warmed to my continuing suspense drama

Disabled people among hardest hit by cost of living crisis, finds study

People with disabilities more likely to cut back on energy use and food, Resolution Foundation says

Santander UK drops 2:1 requirement for graduate scheme

Bank says changing minimum qualification rules opens scheme to 64,000 more candidates each year

Risk of UK winter power cuts fades amid fall in wholesale gas prices

Demand for heating in UK and Europe falls amid mild weather but concerns remain over supplies

Why are wholesale gas prices falling and will it cut UK bills?

Falls could lower cost of government subsidies and reduce risk of power cuts this winter

Hyundai aims for 10% rise in global sales as it shifts to electric cars

Carmaker, which also owns Kia, missed 2022 targets amid shortage of chips and other vital parts

While some say quiet quitting is over, the spirit of it may carry into 2023

Quiet quitting might be declining – but its theme of rebalancing work and home life will continue into the new year

More than third of UK adults would struggle to find extra £20

Citizens Advice poll finds 37% said monthly increase would be difficult or impossible as people resort to eating cold meals

UK inflation will fall in 2023 but energy bills and taxes will rise as house prices drop. Happy new year

Britain’s recession, however, will be relatively mild, although such forecasting is a mug’s game

UK retail spending falls in 2022 amid cost of living crisis

Barclaycard data shows number of transactions was up but high inflation led to smaller basket sizes

Sales of ‘super-prime country houses’ outside London hit a 15-year high

Rich bankers and lawyers from the capital are using big bonuses to buy Downton Abbey-type mansions

UK house prices fall for fourth month in a row, the longest run since 2008

Annual growth rate cools in December and average price of property drops to £262,068, says Nationwide

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