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Energy bills will fall by £117 for millions of households in Great Britain from April

Ofgem cap drops by 7% to £1,641 a year for consumers’ average gas and electricity costs

Buy now, pay later: how to use it without getting into risky debt

BNPL can be a fee-free way to manage cashflow for an essential purchase but keep track of the payment schedule

‘Strong rebound’ for UK housing market with 6% more homes for sale than a year ago

Zoopla says it is on target for highest number of new listings on its site in any February in a decade

Why the student loans row is escalating and what it means for graduates

What is behind the growing anger over plan 2 student loans and what could reforms mean for graduates?

Man receives £42,000 bill for data roaming charges after Morocco holiday

Andrew Alty thought O2 bill was a mistake, but daughter’s TikTok use allowed massive uncapped charges to accrue

How to win friends and influencers: Labour’s new social media strategy is a step into the future

There was a backlash when No 10 invited online content creators inside its doors. But in a fast-changing media landscape, this solves two problems at once, says deputy Opinion editor Kirsty Major

Ebay buys Depop for $1.2bn in effort to lure younger shoppers

Deal agreed to acquire British secondhand fashion resale app from Etsy as eBay attempts to fend off Amazon

Household energy bills in Great Britain forecast to fall by £117 a year

Consultancy’s prediction comes after Rachel Reeves said green subsidy costs would be removed from domestic bills

‘It’s soul-crushing’: young people battle to find any work in bleak jobs market

Chair of UK government review says dramatic changes in labour market risks putting ‘a generation on the scrapheap’

Gen Z in the US: how are you feeling about your finances?

If you are age 18-29 and live in the US, we’d like to hear from you about the state of your finances and your biggest money concerns

‘I feel like I’m in a financial prison’: Trump Wall Street plan puts ‘mom and pop’ investors at risk

Trump says everyday Americans deserve a chance to buy higher-risk ‘alternative’ investments. Critics say this could lead to big losses for small investors

Openreach said yes to full fibre broadband, then branded it ‘uneconomical’

Its ‘fibre checker’ tool confirmed I could have a connection, but a month later it changed its mind

Britons feeling ‘dismal’ about finances amid mounting debts, survey finds

Consumer confidence at its lowest level in two years, as young people in particular face money pressures

Rural drivers to face steepest bills under UK’s mileage-based electric vehicle tax

Analysis reveals big regional disparities as critics say Labour’s proposed levy could slow uptake of EVs

‘It’s been life-changing’: young Britons on why they left the UK to work abroad

Skilled workers facing a tough jobs market and high rents at home reveal how they have built new lives elsewhere, from Vancouver to Dubai

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  • City watchdog attacks consumer group in £9.1bn car loan payout battle
  • Oil prices rise sharply after Iran launches attacks on tankers near strait of Hormuz
  • UK Treasury yet to do due diligence on finding extra money for defence
  • Can’t catch the train, can’t use Eftpos, can’t charge your car: how Telstra’s outage wreaked havoc across Australia
  • Oil prices jump over 5% after Trump suggests ceasefire with Iran has ended following fresh US strikes – as it happened
  • Bank of England governor says he is ‘able to spot’ lobbying after Farage crypto meeting
  • Britain’s markets attracting generation of highly educated entrepreneurs
  • IMF upgrades UK growth forecast as fears over impact of Iran war diminish
  • The Hill is capitalizing on reader interest in the second Trump administration
  • German car industry warns of job collapse unless ‘bold decisions’ made to address Chinese threat
  • Virgin Media fined record £28m for stopping customers cancelling contracts
  • Housebuilder Vistry warns of losses amid heavy discounting on unsold homes
  • Severn Trent spared Ofwat fine after ‘serious’ waterwaste and sewage failures
  • Trump’s policy mayhem is making even the Maga faithful consider walking away
  • Summer holiday bookings bounce back after fragile Middle East ceasefire, Jet2 says
  • Telstra blames ‘software defect’ for major outage that hit mobiles, trains and triple-zero calls
  • Port of Dover faces ‘utter chaos’ under struggling EU entry system, MPs say
  • The great carbon capture con: behold the wasted billions Burnham could claw back
  • UK housebuilders have far too much power. Now a £4.5bn lawsuit could change that for good
  • The Telstra outage is a stark reminder of the widespread effects of single-system failures
  • Britons to buy 8m mini fans this year – but almost half will end up in landfill
  • Almost no progress made on UK regional household income divide in 30 years, report finds
  • ‘More public control’: what will Burnham do about water and energy?
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  • EasyJet’s board has surrendered too easily to US bidder
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  • Recession off the cards but Australia faces dreary outlook, economists say

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