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This meltdown is unique and totally unprepared for, says Martin Stewart, director of broker, London Money, as he shares his view from the sharp end of the mortgage mayhem.

House prices are on a slow, steady route downwards - described by one estate agent as like a balloon slowly leaking air. We look at what next for the property market.

House prices are on a slow, steady route downwards - described by one estate agent as like a balloon slowly leaking air. We look at what next for the property market.

Banks have come into the firing line this week over current account closures and slowness to pass on base rate rises to savers.

A royal visitor enjoyed a history lesson, visited a church and took a tour of a beer cellar.

Banks have come into the firing line this week over current account closures and slowness to pass on base rate rises to savers.

The standing charge for electricity per day will remain at 43.65p and gas at 29.11p, according to latest correspondence from my energy supplier.

Rising interest rates mean people are becoming increasingly aware of the potential returns their cash could be generating.

How bad is the pain for borrowers? Is this as bad as the 80s? Has the Bank of England even given rate rises long enough to take effect? All that and more on our special podcast.

Through this is money