All news on the topic: Financial crisis

The high-living Liverpool family moved to Australia after losing almost everything in the global financial crisis. From living a life of luxury to having nothing, they had to reevaluate their whole lives

Cost of living, student debt and inflation are all major concerns for Americans, leading some to cite half a million dollars as their required base salary for a happy life. However for others getting on the property ladder and buying a coffee is the price of contentment.

Residents living in Coed Darcy, Wales, say they have been waiting over a decade to see amenities including shops and parking constructed in their area - they are unable to walk to reach vital services

A woman has come under fire after sharing a video talking about the difficulties and downsides of being a landlord. She shared a tearful video explaining what it's like to have difficult tenants

A hard-working dad has a dilemma on his hands after his stressed wife pleaded with him to step back from his job and pitch in more with looking after their six children

Bankers were paid more than £13billion in bonuses in 2008, on the eve of the financial crisis, and the bid to further enrich the UK’s bankers was announced by Kwasi Kwarteng

Rightmove has said that the average asking price for a newly-advertised property in October was the weakest since the 2008 financial downturn

The Bank of England has warned that many homeowners are extending the period over which they pay back their loans, which could increase the burden on them in the long run

You're unlikely to have seen Joe Lewis cheering on Harry Kane and co at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – or heard him talk about his business or personal life

Labour's Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves said hundreds of thousands of families are 'grappling with the Tory mortgage bombshell" as budgets are squeezed by hikes in interest rates

David Cameron faced questions over the austerity cuts to public services under his leadership between 2010 and 2016 as he became the first politician to be grilled by the Covid Inquiry

Party firm Sintillate has stopped its Champagne parties at Ocean Club in Marbella Spain, having once attracted the likes of Chris Tucker, David Schwimmer, Alisha Dixon, Niall from One Direction and Little Mix

People were concerned about the safety of the newly opened Brooklyn Bridge stretching over the East River from Manhattan to Brooklyn, so circus extraordinaire PT Barnum put it to the test using elephants

Under-fire Simon Thompson claimed it was the “right time” to go, but his departure comes after a long-running pay dispute with its postal union

Homeowners were warned things could get even worse as Andrew Bailey could not rule out further rises in a bid to bring down rampant inflation

Savi was being washed by his owner, Kriss Zapert, when one of his back paws got trapped in the plughole in an accident that left him bleeding - meaning he then had to go to the vets

The housing project is Phetchaburi, Thailand, which sits around 10 miles from a major beach destination, was left to the elements after being abandoned during Asia's financial crisis in 1997

Kayleigh used to enjoy takeaways three to four times a week, as well as fast food, but now they have been replaced with healthier options and her weight has since plummeted

Over half say it is harder to make healthy eating choices in the financial crisis - with six in ten blaming prices for them gaining weight over the last 12 months

Research carried out by Dutch environmental consultancy CE Delft on behalf of Greenpeace highlights quite how polluting private jets are in the European Union and UK

Man behind 'Bank of Dave' offers to buy UK arm of SVB off HSBC for £1 - double the amount bosses paid for it - as he slams global financial system

Financial authorities are now trying to prevent problems spreading throughout the global banking system and a repeat of the disastrous financial meltdown of 2008

The Swiss giant went cap-in-hand to the country’s central bank to shore up its finances. Experts called it a vital intervention to stem fears about banking system

More than £50billion was wiped off the value of Britain’s 100 biggest listed firms as the failure of tech sector lender Silicon Valley Bank spooked stock markets. Here's what you could you expect next

Martin Lewis has been campaigner for help for mortgage prisoners, a term used for homeowners who have been trapped on high rates since the 2008 financial crisis