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Mind the gap: draught excluders are back as Britons rush to cut energy bills

The 1970s staple is once again becoming a hot product, with energy costs rising and temperatures falling

Premium bonds: more big prizes – but what are your chances?

An extra £80m will be available next month after a shake-up by NS&I. But the odds of winning are 24,000-1

UK house prices expected to fall by 8% next year, says Halifax

Lender says market rebalancing after years of growth, as mortgage rates and cost of living push prices down

These strikes are telling us something: Britain’s era of low wages may be over

Higher salaries would boost the UK economy and bring us in line with many other rich countries, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

Bank of England interest rate rise – what it means for borrowers and savers

Rate rise to 3.5% affects everything from mortgages to credit cards, loans and savings. Here is all you need to know

Interest rates: UK borrowers are facing a serious reality check

Latest Bank of England rise offers little hope to generation of homebuyers weaned on ultra-cheap mortgages

One in four UK adults struggle to keep warm in their living rooms

Survey says many cutting down on showers and washing machine use, and going to bed early to cope with high energy bills

Packages in ponds and trapped tarantulas: Which? lists its parcel disasters

Consumer group said many packages arrived late or were left in the pouring rain, even laptops

Citizens Advice says record number sought energy help in November

Number of people unable to afford prepayment meter top-up is higher this year than in past six years combined

Britons save £3m by using power-hungry appliances at quieter times

National Grid push to use devices such as washing machines and dryers at low-demand periods ‘paying dividends’

Last month 72% of estate agent outlets ‘made most sales below asking price’

Research from body representing industry in UK underlines that housing market is slowing

UK inflation eases to 10.7% as annual rate of price increases slows

Drop in consumer prices index had been forecast but costs continue to rise, adding to pressure on ministers to raise pay

How inflation stole Christmas in UK: in five charts

As millions say they are cutting back, we look at key areas fuelling a Christmas cost of living crisis

‘It all adds up’: UK campaign to cut energy use launches this weekend

Exclusive: Long-awaited public information drive begins online with tips on how to save money on bills

UK labour market heads for turning point as pay growth nears peak

Wage demands likely to cool as inflation starts to head down and unemployment rises

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