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Households ‘face double whammy of soaring interest rates and sky-high inflation’

A ‘toxic mix’ of high prices, falling real incomes, and soaring borrowing costs is battering household finances, experts said.

The Independent UK

Millions in UK may see £1,476 wiped from bank accounts

It is another potential blow amid the worsening cost of living crisis

Liverpool Echo

As inflation soars, it’s time to make your money work harder

After a decade in the doldrums, savings rates are finally on the up. But where best to put your cash and can it really come close to inflation?

The Guardian - UK

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UK housing sales fall but real ‘horror story’ yet to come

Experts say mini-budget has fed ‘sense of mounting dread’ into market with sales likely to plunge

The Guardian - UK

Nearly half of people ‘have not switched savings accounts in past five years’

Women are less likely to have switched their savings account than men, according to Hargreaves Lansdown.

The Independent UK

UK investors brace for another week of market turbulence

Analysts expect more financial jitters after Bank of England ends intervention, while new chancellor tries to project calm

The Guardian - UK

Should I fix my mortgage rate now or wait to see if deals get cheaper?

Mortgage experts say there is no telling what the future holds for mortgage rates, but that prices are likely to rise over the coming months and that shopping around is crucial

Daily Mirror

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Mortgage borrowers set to see bills climb higher amid concerns of emergency interest rate hike

A tracker mortgage is already about £210 per month more expensive on average than it was before base rate increases started last December.

Evening Standard

Should you buy a house now - or wait? Pros and cons explained as interest rates rise

Interest rates are rising, house prices are up, and a new stamp duty tax has just been announced - so what does this mean for first-time buyers and home movers?

Daily Mirror

Warning to everyone with a mortgage after Friday's announcement

A raft of tax cuts unveiled on Friday last week have prompted concerns

Wales Online

Mortgage borrowers could see monthly bills climb higher

A tracker mortgage is already about £210 per month more expensive on average than it was before base rate increases started last December.

The Independent UK

How will mini-budget announcements affect UK households?

The Government has unveiled a raft of tax cuts as part of plans to drive up growth during the cost-of-living crisis.

The Independent UK

UK households face £3bn hit if Bank goes ahead with 0.75-points rate rise

Hike in interest rates would be the biggest in 33 years and would heap renewed pressure on borrowers

The Guardian - UK

Stamp duty cut: rumoured property tax cut in Friday’s mini-Budget could push up mortgage bills

Reports claim the Government is planning to reduce the property tax as part of efforts to boost economic growth

Evening Standard

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The Independent UK

Cutting stamp duty could push up mortgage bills, expert warns

Reports claim the Government is planning to reduce the property tax as part of efforts to boost economic growth.

The Guardian - UK

‘We will be skint this winter’: one family’s struggle to manage in cost of living crisis

Dan Collins and Lucy Woolhead had ‘just about enough money’ for outgoings until April, when energy bill rose by £130 a month

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

Evening Standard

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 leaps by 15.5% annually in biggest jump in 19 years

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

Daily Mirror

We asked 3 experts what they think about £2,500 energy cap - they all said the same thing

The new Prime Minister Liz Truss today confirmed she will cap the typical household energy bill at £2,500 as part of a new "Energy Price Guarantee" - but what do the experts think about the new help?

The Independent UK

First-time London buyers need £35,000 pay rise to qualify for mortgage, Zoopla says

Hopeful buyers in London will need a massive £35,000 pay rise to take out a loan on the average property, according to Zoopla’s house price index

The Independent UK

Aspiring London home buyers need £35,000 pay rise to qualify for mortgage, Zoopla says

Hopeful buyers in London will need a massive £35,000 pay rise to take out a loan on the average property, according to Zoopla’s house price index.

The Guardian - UK

Help to buy scheme: the clock is ticking if you want to apply

The scheme is scheduled to end in England in March 2023 but the key deadline is much sooner

The Independent UK

Securing a mortgage or other credit ‘set to get tougher over the summer’

Lenders expect default rates on mortgages and other loans to increase, according to the Bank of England’s Credit Conditions Survey.

The Independent UK

Cost-of-living payments will hit bank accounts from Thursday

People may be entitled to receive £650 in two lump sums if they receive certain support.

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