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UK interest rate rise: how will it affect you?

The quarter-point rise to 4.5% hits mortgage holders, credit card users and people seeking loans, but savers could benefit

‘It’s a win-win’: the adult children living at home

Rising numbers of adult children are living with their parents compared with a decade ago

1.5m UK homeowners on variable rate mortgages face new borrowing rise

Poll of City analysts shows unanimous expectation of Bank of England raising interest rates to 4.5%

Skipton’s 100% mortgage for renters offers hope – but not without risk

Much depends on the housing market and there’s no agreement on how that’s faring right now

Annual UK house price growth hits 10-year low; China’s imports in surprise tumble – as it happened

UK house prices rose in annual terms by just 0.1% in April, the smallest increase since December 2012, mortgage lender Halifax reports

Annual UK house price growth slows to lowest level in more than a decade

Property values in south of England fall most, while West Midlands records strongest growth

About 700,000 UK households missed rent or mortgage payment last month

Which? figures show Britons struggling with loans, cards and bills as interest rates and inflation soar

UK mortgage lender to offer first 100% loans since 2008 crisis

Skipton building society aims product at renters who cannot save enough for a deposit

Mortgages for new UK first-time buyers up ‘nearly £200 a month’ on a year ago

Rightmove says rise is due to combination of higher home loan rates and record asking prices for properties

UK house prices rise for first time in eight months

Nationwide expert hails ‘tentative signs of a recovery’ as buyers’ confidence improves

The Observer view on generational inequality: wealth redistribution requires political nerve

It’s time for baby boomers to share their spoils with the young, or else trouble lies ahead

‘I was really shocked’: would-be UK homebuyers describe their mortgage battles

Even high earners being hit by harsh bank affordability tests in wake of crisis caused by mini-budget

Persimmon says first-time buyers struggling to afford new homes in UK

Higher mortgage rates and less loan choice hitting sales to people trying to buy first property, says developer

Duke of Westminster’s property firm pays £50m dividend despite profits drop

Boss of Grosvenor, which owns swathes of Mayfair and Belgravia, warns of ‘more pain’ for commercial property market

Duke of Westminster: the London property baron born with ‘longest silver spoon’

Dynasty set to expand as Hugh Grosvenor, described as UK’s ‘most eligible bachelor’, announces engagement to Olivia Henson

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