This job pays $60,000 – or maybe $150,000: companies skirt New York salary law
The city is seeking transparency in job ads – but employers aren’t exactly abiding by the spirit of the measure
UK campaign on energy ‘could save the Treasury £9bn’
Government guidance would empower consumers, helping them save on bills, says thinktank
National insurance tax cut: what it means for you
The rise of 1.25p in the pound that employees have been paying since April is being reversed
Lifetime Isa saving scheme ‘stopping some from buying a home’
MPs and campaigners call for urgent review of property price cap for UK government scheme
UK pensions: it’s easy to cut fees – and you could save thousands
Small changes can leave you much better off in the long run without an impact on your current lifestyle
UK mortgage rate rises ‘will put extra 400,000 people in poverty’
Analysis from Joseph Rowntree Foundation also finds rents for new lets could rise sharply
Worried about bills? Here’s a financial survival plan
Experts advise what you should do if you are struggling to pay for mortgage, rent, energy or food
How will the UK interest rate hike affect you?
From loans to mortgages, house prices to credit cards – all you need to know about the biggest rate rise since 1989
Soaring diesel prices a ‘severe shock’ to UK motorists, says RAC
Cost rose by 10p a litre to average of 190.5p in October in third worst monthly increase on record
Interest rates likely to jump as markets await Bank of England decision
Analysts believe a 0.75 percentage point rise is likely, potentially the biggest hike in the base rate since 1989
The Guardian view on the Bank of England: on the side of profit, not people
Editorial: The Bank places an oppressive thumb on the scale of economic justice, to guarantee the dominance of extractive interests
Bulb sale ‘a fair deal for taxpayers,’ says boss of new owner, Octopus
Greg Jackson says he hopes to return profit to taxpayers after buying rival energy group following its government bailout
UK house prices fall for first time in 15 months after Liz Truss mini-budget
Average price of a property drops to £268,282 in October as interest rate rises hit affordability
UK government’s £400 energy bill support going unclaimed
Many households who use non-smart prepayment meters are failing to redeem vouchers, says PayPoint
Dying hospice patient had NatWest account frozen after £250 fraud claim
Case highlights how bank customers can lose access to funds over claims as minor as £40 without chance to contest complaint