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The proportion of easy access savings accounts offering branch access to customers has been shrinking, according to a financial information website

Consumer group Which? is urging UK businesses to support people struggling with the cost-of-living crisis, as one in six "stressed" renters miss "essential" payments every month.

The rebound in London is uniform across the inner city, the suburban outer area and the core commuter areas around the capital, Zoopla said

More than one in 10 Brits are keen to kickstart their investment journey in the coming year - with exactly half wanting to do so in order to build wealth for the future

Analysis by Rightmove found homes listed in February have taken 51 days to find a buyer on average, just ahead of March at 52 days

Online retailer eBay will cut about 1,000 jobs, or an estimated 9% of its full-time workforce, saying its number of employees and costs have exceeded how much the business is growing in a slowing economy

The influential S&P Global/CIPS flash UK purchasing managers' index (PMI) reported a reading of 52.5 in January, up from 52.1 in December

The changes were announced as another major lender said it is tweaking some of its mortgage rates upwards.

The average annual cost of monthly payments was £892, while the cost of paying annually in one go was £583.

The company, which owns 1,414 pubs across the UK, said retail sales between September 30 to January 20 grew 8.8%, compared to the same period in the previous year

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said that public sector net borrowing hit £7.8 billion during the month

Here MasterChef star Tony Rodd who recent closed his acclaimed restaurant explains what needs to be done to save our restaurants

The EY Item Club has upgraded its outlook for UK growth in 2024, to 0.9% from the 0.7% it previously pencilled in last October

The businessman's digital marketing firm, S4 Capital, told investors it is expecting sales to have dipped over 2023, in line with its previously downgraded expectations

MasterChef finalist Tony Rodd has had to close his popular London restaurant and is now selling his home to pay off debts

Inflation has crept back up again - but the good news is, the top-paying savings rates are still above 4%. So where exactly should you be putting your money?

The volume of newly agreed sales, while still falling, was at its least negative since March 2022, Rics' survey of property professionals found

Yes, you can drive away with a brand new family car for less than £100 per month thanks to a very tempting finance deal

Inflation measures how prices have changed over time based on a "basket of goods" and services, which are regularly updated by the Office for National Statistics, to track prices

The latest dataset from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) shows pay growth has been slower in recent months, and there are ongoing signs the jobs market is weakening

Research from money management app Plum shows £253billion is lying in zero-interest accounts, meaning savers are missing out on a collective £13billion in interest

Experts have estimated that New York City now has approximately 30 Empire State Building's worth of empty office space, as most people much prefer the comfort and efficiency of working from home

And while four in 10 want to set new savings goals in January, 57% say it's hard to stick to a budget when the cost of essentials keeps changing

Living in Northern Moor, a woman, who wishes to remain unnamed, has lived in a two-bedroom flat for 18 years. During that time, her rent was a reasonable £525-a-month. In January, her landlord wanted to increase her rent to cover costs - which she now can't afford

From energy bills to National Insurance, there are plenty of significant money changes that are scheduled to take place in January - here is what you need to know