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Prepayment meters could cost UK households third of income in winter

Resolution Foundation says higher prices and cold weather will hit poorer households hardest

London dominates UK’s priciest postcodes with all top 20 streets

Knightsbridge heads list with average home at £21.4m, 60 times the typical UK house price

UK banks’ trust account exodus cuts lifeline for disabled people, says charity

Customers face ‘severe consequences’ as banks and building societies close accounts typically set up to help vulnerable people

Jewellery, buttons and a conceptual bra: how the Royal Mint boss found a new source of money

As the coin minting trade has waned, the venerable institution has moved into new businesses

Staff at top London restaurants consider legal action over cover charges

Exclusive: unions could back legal action against firms such as Harrods that levy a charge that is not passed on to staff

‘Heartless’ multinationals exploiting pensions loophole for UK workers

Hewlett Packard, American Express and Pfizer among firms to have frozen increases in payouts despite inflation

Cladding, mould, £75,000 charges – welcome to life in a British leasehold flat

Residents of a blighted London block have been trapped in their homes by a swirl of events, as government attempts to reform the law drag on

Rudolph’s never going to get a very shiny new role in Santa’s family firm

Workers in family-run businesses earn less on average and have fewer opportunities to progress into senior jobs

UK house price predictions for 2025: with pay rising and rates falling, they’ll just keep going up

Nothing seems to stop the relentless march of property values, even with a stamp duty increase looming

From cat litter to incontinence pads: UK shoppers on how ‘porch pirates’ got caught out

Readers say doorstep theft is a ‘nightmare’, but some thieves have not got what they expected in parcels

Party City shutters after nearly 40 years, firing workers without severance pay

Company went into bankruptcy in January 2023 under $1.7bn in debt, but remaining $800m too much to overcome

Last-minute Christmas shoppers set to spend £3bn over ‘Super Weekend’

British retailers anticipate some of the biggest shopping days of the year with people ‘clearly leaving it late’

Police warn UK shoppers over ‘porch pirates’ stealing parcels from doorsteps

Total value of parcels stolen estimated at £376m, with Black Friday and run-up to Christmas the worst periods

Are Brexit rules making it hard to post kids’ books to Ireland?

I paid Royal Mail £14 postage but AN Post returned the parcel for not having the correct customs declaration

Ofwat opts for expediency. It’s time for water companies to stop bleating

Water bill increases are at about the level most firms requested – but not so for beleagured Southern and Thames

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