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How much your mortgage bill could fall by this year if rates continue to drop

New research from wealth manager Quilter shows the average mortgage payments rose by 66% in the last year - but rates are starting to drop which could mean big savings

Daily Mirror

Ex-Standard Life executive dies in Lake District

Financial technology specialist had spent more than 20 years with Standard Life

Insider UK

New National Insurance change will boost your take-home pay from this month

The change came into effect on November 6.

Daily Record

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Rishi Sunak's stealth tax raid set to cost Brits THOUSANDS - how it'll hit you

Rishi Sunak and his Chancellor Jeremy Hunt are looking at extending the freeze on Income Tax and National Insurance thresholds in the upcoming Autumn Statement

Daily Mirror

Home-buyer mortgage approvals fell significantly in September

Mortgage approvals for house purchases decreased to 66,800 in September, down from 74,400 in August, the Bank of England said.

The Independent UK

How the UK Government’s National Insurance change will affect you from next month

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt scrapped plans to cut the basic rate of income tax from 20% to 19%.

Daily Record

How Jeremy Hunt's tax and energy announcements will affect you - use our calculator

You can calculate what it means for you and your family

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How will the mini-Budget U-turns affect households?

NEW Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced a series of U-turns following weeks of economic turmoil in the markets as a result of Liz Truss’s mini-Budget.

The National (Scotland)

How will households be affected by the mini-budget U-turns?

Many of the measures announced in the mini-budget are now being rowed back on.

The Independent UK

You will be £174 worse off next year thanks to Jeremy Hunt's announcement today

That is before any rise in energy bills from April is taken into account

Wales Online

Average earner ‘would have paid around £174 less in tax next year before U-turn’

Someone on £30,000 will still be around £218 better off next year due to the scrapping of the recent increase to national insurance, Quilter said.

The Independent UK

Market turmoil ‘has exposed vulnerabilities in the UK’s pension sector’

Concerns had been growing that defined benefit pension funds were at risk of being ‘hammered’ by recent market moves, a finance expert said.

The Independent UK

Average UK house price sees biggest annual rise in 19 years

The percentage increase was around double the rate recorded in June

The Independent UK

Average UK house price leaps by 15.5 per cent annually in biggest jump for 19 years

The annual increase was the biggest since May 2003, according to the Office for National Statistics

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The Independent UK

Average UK house price is £32,000 higher than a year ago

Property values in England, Wales and Scotland all hit new record levels in May, according to the Office for National Statistics.

Daily Mirror

Premium Bonds warning as £50million in prizes need to be claimed - are you due a payout?

Brits love NS&I Premium Bonds, with millions of us owning them, but not only is there a huge pot of unclaimed prize money, most of us have not won any prizes at all

The Guardian - UK

Stamp duty holiday tempted buyers into ‘marathon’ loans

Many homebuyers opted for mortgages of 35 years or more

Evening Standard

Relentless rise: London house prices up £40,000 in two years since start of the pandemic

Prices in the capital hit a new high of £534,977 in March, according to new figures.

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The Independent UK

Divorce law shake-up fails to tackle long-term financial inequalities, experts warn

Major changes make separating more straightforward from today. But dividing the money is another matter, especially when we don’t talk about pensions

Daily Mirror

Families of people in armed forces missing out on up to £30,000 state pension top-ups

Spouses of members of the forces stationed overseas can miss out on National Insurance credits needed to get the full state pension, but research shows a scheme meant to fill the gap is under-used

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