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Octopus Energy announces takeover of collapsed supplier Bulb

Octopus to pay government to take on 1.5m customers and 650 staff of taxpayer-supported rival

Broadband social tariffs can save you up to £200 a year

Few of those eligible for deals aimed at people on benefits use them as they are not well publicised

NatWest reports £1.1bn profit as it predicts 7% fall in UK house prices

Bank says there has been a slowdown in customers trying to get new mortgages in recent weeks

Air fryer and slipper sales surge as UK strives to reduce energy use

Consumers move quickly to prepare for unaffordable energy bills despite mild autumn, finds market research

Even Shell can see it is earning too much from this crisis – the energy market needs a profits cap

The government could be doing so much more to protect consumers, says former BP executive Nick Butler

Fines for fare dodging on trains in England to rise from £20 to £100

DfT says current penalty no longer acts as deterrent for evasion, which costs taxpayers about £240m a year

Shell paid zero windfall tax in UK despite record global profits

Labour calls for ‘proper windfall tax’ on oil and gas while TUC describes profits as ‘obscene’

Lloyds bank predicts 8% fall in house prices as its profits tumble

Larger-than-expected drop in profits to £1.5bn in third quarter comes despite rising interest rates

Barclays profits soar past forecasts to reach £2bn on back of rising interest rates

Results will further fuel calls for the government to tax banks’ excess earnings

Energy crisis pushing 10,000 homes a month on to prepayment meters

Experts say people who are switched to pay as you go will self-disconnect when they cannot afford to top up

UK retailers hit by footfall decline amid cost of living squeeze

Fewer shoppers visited high streets, retail parks and shopping centres last week, figures show

Royal Mail warns there are only 100 days left to use stamps without barcodes

After 31 January, consumers with non-valid versions will have to send off a form to secure a swap

As inflation soars, it’s time to make your money work harder

After a decade in the doldrums, savings rates are finally on the up. But where best to put your cash and can it really come close to inflation?

We face peril because the UK economy relies on house prices. Here are three ways to fix that

Too much wealth depends on values bloated by an oversized financial sector, says Fran Boait of campaign group Positive Money

Starmer ‘should bring in workplace pension for the self-employed’

Fabian Society also says Labour needs to be radical and introduce better provision for the lowest paid

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