Mortgages
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The Bank of England is expected to raise interest rates again today, leaving millions of homeowners facing higher costs. Richard Partington reportsPodcast
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Nils Pratley on financeLet’s not pretend Labour has found a way to defuse the ‘mortgage timebomb’
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Expected surge in costs by 2025 likely to hit people in 30s hardest, says Institute for Fiscal Studies report
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OONS figures show stabilising energy prices were offset by rises in cost of air fares, holidays and secondhand cars
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There’s only one way to tackle Britain’s mortgage meltdown – get the banks to cough up
John McDonnellThe big five owe the public for the 2008 bailout – and they are taking in enormous profits while many homeowners and renters struggle, says former chancellor John McDonnell -
In today’s newsletter: Rising inflation and interest rates mean real pain for homeowners – with few signs of relief on the way
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Prime minister says no new support available for households struggling to pay loans
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We’re planning a six-month trip so I’d like to rent my flat out while away to cover the bills
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Economics viewpointAs mortgage rates surge, the Tories are losing their reputation for economic competenceLarry ElliottThe party is tearing itself to pieces as terrified borrowers face a new age of insecurity
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More than 2.4m deals are ending in 2024, raising fears of financial timebomb