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A study for the Centre for Financial Capability has uncovered how children are gripped by financial anxieties amid the economic turmoil of high inflation and low growth

Inflation measures how the price of goods and services has changed over time - when it is higher, it means you can buy less for the same money compared to a year ago

Office for National Statistics data shows average wages rose at an annual rate of 7.8% between June and August - but, for many workers, pay still lags behind inflation

PwC's State of Climate Tech report for 2023 analysed more than 8,000 climate tech start-ups and more than 32,000 deals worth more than £400 billion

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

The UK's blue chip index has moved higher as official figures showed the economy bounced back in August, further dampening fears of an impending recession

The UK's economy grew slightly recently, with the services sector leading the way, the Office for National Statistics has said

The MPC member said the impact of rising rates on younger and lower-income workers is "going to be pretty equally balanced"

PageGroup has issue an alert over salaries as firms rein in pay offers and job seekers increasingly turn down new roles

The REC and KPMG found the number of permanent placements by recruiters fell in recent weeks as companies were reluctant to commit to hiring new workers

Britain is forecast to record the poorest economic growth across the G7 group of economies next year, according to the International Monetary Fund

Shadow Business Minister Sarah Jones held talks with union officials on the margins of Labour's annual conference in Liverpool, amid fears over jobs at Port Talbot plant

In an exclusive interview, the First Minister of Wales also urged caution about a general election victory and revealed what he was most looking forward to in retirement

Uber Eats has hailed independent shop, Sandwich Sandwich, as the ultimate resturant of the year - Josh Kleiner, owner of the shop, has been given a staggering £100,000 as their prize

The Labour grandee and peer defended 'cautious Keir' and offered him some advice on revealing his plans for power

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves accused Tory ministers of frittering away taxpayers' cash by choosing to travel by private jet rather than on scheduled flights

In an interview with the Mirror ahead of her Labour conference speech, the Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves urged voters to put their trust in her to manage the nation’s finances

The National Day Nurseries Association blamed a lack of funding as a whopping 216 nurseries in England had to shut in the 12 months to September, up from 144 in 2021/22

John Caudwell donated £500,000 to Tories ahead of the 2019 election, but he has become increasingly critical of Tory policies, especially when it comes to the environment

There were 150,000 places to eat open across the UK last year - with London, Manchester, and Edinburgh seeing the biggest growth

The former Tory leader, whose free-market, tax slashing policies crashed the economy during her 49-day premiership, gave her only address of the conference, arguing for even more wild tax cuts, deregulation and the persecution of newts

It comes despite a Government report warning earlier this year that claimants who have faced a sanction get back into work less quickly and earn less when they do

The unrepentant ex-Prime Minister will gather her allies for a "growth" rally at Conservative party conference, where she will demand cuts to corporation tax for big businesses

As well as an £8,000 payout after being sacked by Liz Truss, the Mirror can reveal Johnny Mercer was handed £5,500 when he was given the heave by Boris Johnson

Labour's Shadow Paymaster General says it's a complete joke that the Prime Minister is apparently going to scrap building the train line that the Tories have already spent £25 billion on