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Luxury goods boom in Britain as super-rich youngsters buck the recession

Rich kids of Insta use strong dollar to fuel sales of brands such as Burberry, Louis Vuitton and Gucci

How Britain’s economic woes stack up against Europe’s – a close look at the figures

The UK’s money troubles spread from inflation and higher interest rates to sluggish productivity. But how do we compare with our European neighbours?

UK’s most vulnerable missing out on energy bill support due to confusing systems

Charity warns of ‘significant risk’ that those on old prepayment meters will be unable to redeem vouchers offering £400 discount

Cost of living crisis: could taking in a lodger help you pay your bills?

Renting out a room may bring in extra cash and offer someone an affordable home but here’s what you need to know

‘How did my £2,765 VAT rebate go into an account I closed 16 years ago?’

HMRC payment went into account number recycled by Barclays and new holder did not return cash

‘I can’t see any light at the end of the tunnel’ – a family reacts to the autumn statement

The Burns family is still recovering from Covid’s financial fallout but now higher bills and rising taxes are hurting too

The Guardian view on tax rises: a necessary change

Editorial: No one likes having to pay more, but hard times and Jeremy Hunt’s autumn statement have put the issue at the centre of politics

Public buildings in England and Wales likely to get 15%-20% tax rises next year

Business rates revaluation likely to hit hospitals and colleges, while big banks and department stores such as Harrods benefit

‘We like anything with the Harrods name on it’: luxury brands report booming sales

Luxury goods firms report bumper profits as richest customers remain largely untouched by economic crisis

Nationwide sets aside £108m for bad loans as borrowers face surging costs

Building society says it expects relatively few of its customers to default on repayments in cost of living crisis

Jeremy Hunt says he has not ‘ducked difficult decisions’ as OBR says living standards growth wiped out – as it happened

Chancellor denies postponing financial pain as fiscal watchdog’s figures show eight years of income growth wiped out

Bailing out bust energy supplier Bulb will cost taxpayers £6.5bn, figures show

The company collapsed in November last year and was put into a special government-handled administration

Government plans £6bn to insulate UK houses and gives go-ahead for Sizewell C

Jeremy Hunt says energy efficiency will help to stop Britain being at mercy of global gas prices

Is the energy bills support in the autumn statement generous enough?

Jeremy Hunt extended the price cap, but most Britons’ energy bills will rise by £900 next year

What Jeremy Hunt’s autumn statement means for you

From income tax changes to help with the cost of living crisis, all you need to know about the chancellor’s changes

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