Prices, as measured by inflation, are currently rising at a rapid rate – the fastest since 1992. This means some people who were previously keeping to their DMP repayments are now finding it a lot more difficult. Rising domestic gas and electricity bills, and accelerating price rises, are likely to add to the strain.
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It also found that full-time workers being paid less than the £9.50 an hour real living wage were particularly...
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Bank of Family helps nearly half of home buyers
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Retail sales soar 9.2% in April as shops reopen
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“Footfall is still down by 40% on the pre-pandemic period, and there are still 530,000 people who work in...
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Waste food: What do you do with 86 tonnes of celeriac?
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When Simon Scott, general manager at DGM Growers in Kent, had three lorry loads of the root vegetable celeriac...
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Food price rises slow to lowest in more than a year
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It has meant that supermarkets have had to battle it out for customer visits and traditional spending habits are...
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Eat Out discount used 64m times in three weeks
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Craft beer industry accused of being ‘sexist boys’ club’
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Another bar worker says: “I worked as a barmaid in an independent craft ale pub. One night after closing...
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Fuel issues persist in south but ‘over’ elsewhere
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Petrol problems are “virtually over” in Scotland, northern England, and the Midlands, say retailers.
Prices, as measured by inflation, are currently rising at a rapid rate – the fastest since 1992. This means some people who were previously keeping to their DMP repayments are now finding it a lot more difficult. Rising domestic gas and electricity bills, and accelerating price rises, are likely to add to the strain.
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Climate change: ‘We’re making wine in Norway’
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Mobile roaming: What will happen to charges after Brexit?
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That’s because the UK’s trade deal with the EU does not rule out additional costs when heading abroad in...
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Pressure on Sunak as inflation hits new 30-year high
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He added that a cut in fuel duty would help: “I mean, fuel is obviously a driver across the...
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Labour and Tories accused of silence over cuts
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“Middle earners have come out on top, while taxpayers earning below £26,000 or over £60,000 will lose out. The...
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Waitrose signs up Deliveroo for rapid food delivery
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Wilko: More jobs to go as 52 stores to close
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“In the absence of viable offers for the whole business, very sadly store closures and redundancies of team members...
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Ukraine conflict: Russian rouble plunges after new sanctions announced
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“Unless the Russian central bank and Russia’s largest banks – which have already been cut off from correspondent banking...
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UK banking rules in biggest shake-up in more than 30 years
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Leading hedge fund manager Sir Paul Marshall of Marshall Wace recently described the London financial markets as a “Jurassic...
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