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Mortgage chaos has dominated the headlines this week, after policymakers on Threadneedle Street bumped the Bank Rate to 5pc, its highest level since 2008.

The idea of taking in a lodger conjures up images of oddball tenants, run-down rooms – and perhaps even criminals who want to plan a robbery.

Homeowners likely to resort to alternative methods to offset soaring repayments

A falling fertility rate and ageing population is a toxic combination for Britain's retirees

For a generation of young Britons, remote working is the norm. But all is not well in the home offices of twenty-somethings

Older homeowners dominate the property market, while the younger generation are locked out — the inequality is a huge problem, says Melissa York

Retirees are in line for a 7 per cent rise, yet wages are forecast to rise by less than 2 per cent next year

Measures being introduced in August labelled ‘deeply regressive’ as research suggests nurses and teachers could be among the worst affected

University graduates will need to earn more than £57,000 this year before paying off any of the capital of their student loan.Our analysis shows that about 95

There are serious inequalities in how Britons save for retirement and in the health of those who have retired. Why?