All news on the topic: Price rises

The Times is reporting that the Chancellor is looking at cutting the welfare bill amidst fears of having to increase it by £4 billion due to inflation

Inflation has been coming down since November last year thanks to lower fuel costs, lower energy bills and food prices coming down - but this doesn't mean prices are falling

Which? found that branded snack foods saw the largest increases overall with the biggest year-on-year increase seen on Mr Kipling Chocolate Slices six pack at Tesco

Albi Mera inherited his £1m family home, plus two other London flats worth over £500,000 from millionaire parents but is set to loose it after charity win inheritance court case

Spotify users in the UK will now be expected to pay £10.99 per month to retain access to their Premium features - but there are a few ways you can beat the price rises and keep costs low

Supporters already struggling in the cost of living crisis will have to cough up way more for a top than last year as figures show prices have soared

The Office for National Statistics estimated the amount of goods bought from retailers in June was up by 0.7% on May – better than the 0.2% expected

Rishi Sunak is hoping to reset his premiership as the party faces a bruising night at the polls - with voters due to deliver their verdict on the Tories in three crunch by-elections

Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation dropped by more than expected in the 12 months to June - falling from 8.7% to 7.9% - but it comes after mortgage costs have already rocketed

City analysts had predicted the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rate of inflation would be 8.2% - meaning the drop is better than hoped, and the lowest since March 2022

Ministers have consistently said large pay rises for public sector staff would make it more difficult to bring inflation down but a report now says they would not be inflationary

More that two million mortgage holderswill have to pay up to £499 more, and half a million will see their repayments increase by £500 to £749 due to soaring interest rates

The Mirror has compared the price of an all inclusive break and a self-catered one in holiday resorts in mainland Spain, Greece, Portugal, France and the Canary Islands

A survey by the RSPCA found that 23% of pet owners were worried about feeding their animals amid the cost of living crisis

The MoneySavingExpert.com founder said price rises are “pushing many to the brink” in a warning published in the latest MSE weekly email - here are his latest tips

Lego fans can get ready for the festive season with overnight stays starting from £241 - handy for those who want to book ahead of the Christmas rush

Unions said the broadband and mobile network operator sent out letters last week. Sources suggest 800 to 2,000 will go

Experts had predicted inflation would fall to 8.4%, heaping pressure on the Bank of England when it announces its latest interest rates decision tomorrow (June 22)

Inflation dropped to 16.5% for the four weeks to June 11, according to Kantar - this is down from 17.2% the previous month and a further decline from the record 17.5% recorded in March

Sky is currently dishing out a deal that slashes broadband bills by a whopping 50% but the offer ends tomorrow.

Inflation is tipped to average 6.9% as it takes longer to come down here than in any other G7 nation, according to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development

Worker at the facility in West Yorkshire says: 'We get people from across the world, Australia, America, seeing our social media and sending money. They can’t believe this is happening in England'

Comparison website PriceSpy has looked into prices of popular summer items to see how they've fluctuated over the last year as the temperatures heat up

The supermarket has reduced items including cheese, yoghurt and cream by up to 60% and has shared some examples of the cheaper items you'll find in store now

The Bank of England has hiked interest rates repeatedly to tackle inflation - in a hit to mortgage payers - and experts have warned they could raise them higher than the current 4.5% next month