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Insurers told to stop shortchanging UK drivers by undervaluing write-offs

City watchdog says firms have broken rules as consumers grapple with cost of living crisis

‘They could just evict us’: the tenants hit by huge hikes in UK rents

From Manchester to London, three people tell of stress, fear and eviction as cost of private renting rockets

Let’s not pretend the mini-budget is the sole cause of falling house prices

Script was set when interest rates started rising 11 months ago and slump has some way to go

Soaring rents making life ‘unaffordable’ for private UK tenants, research shows

Exclusive: Findings come amid rising evictions, ‘price gouging’ claims and fears of homelessness emergency

Are big banks short-changing consumers by failing to reduce mortgage costs?

UK high street banks are accused of not passing on benefits of money market movements to savers and borrowers

UK house prices fall at fastest rate in two years; factories suffer ‘lethal cocktail’ – business live

Average UK house prices fell 1.4% in November, as “the fallout from the mini-budget continued to impact the market,” says Nationwide

Telecoms firms investigated for failing to warn UK customers of price rises

Ofcom inquiry follows complaints over lack of information on annual mid-contract price rises

UK house prices fall at fastest pace since 2020 amid fallout from mini-budget

Nationwide warns inflation and rising interest rates will weigh down housing market

Losing energy support will mean ‘fuel poverty for more than 7m’ in UK

A new report calls for targeted help for those who will no longer qualify from changes next spring

Mattress-in-a-box firm Emma faces CMA inquiry into online sales tactics

Competition regulator investigating group as part of wider crackdown on pressure-selling practices

People in the UK: have you made drastic lifestyle changes to cut living costs?

We’re interested to hear from people in the UK who have resorted to drastic cost cutting measures recently in order to get through this winter

Ofgem tells energy network firms they must invest without increasing bills

Unions and consumer groups criticise regulator for not reducing household electricity bills

UK food price inflation hits new high of 12.4%

Rise in cost of essentials will hit poorer households, already struggling with higher energy bills, hardest

Octopus takeover of Bulb faces delay after rivals seek judicial review

Three companies complain over lack of transparency around deal which could be biggest government bailout since RBS and Lloyds

UK mortgage approvals for October fall 10% after mini-budget

Homebuyers face higher interest costs, as lending figures slump to lowest monthly total since June 2020

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