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Inflation returns to double figures in September: ONS - Vimarsana News

Inflation returns to double figures in September: ONS

Inflation in the UK was 10.1% in September, the latest data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) shows. Housing and housing services, food and non-alcoholic beverages, and transport made the largest upward contribution to the monthly rates in September. The latest figure is up from the 9.9% reported in

Freelancers: get prepared for more fiscal U-turns, IR35 reform uncertainty - Vimarsana News

Freelancers: get prepared for more fiscal U-turns, IR35 reform uncertainty

The new Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is not shy when it comes to giving bad news. So, freelancers should prepare for more fiscal changes

Liz Truss Says General Election Is The 'Last Thing' The Country Needs - Vimarsana News

Liz Truss Says General Election Is The 'Last Thing' The Country Needs

Not everyone agrees.

Mortgages back on market at 6 per cent as estate agents say house prices will drop by 10 per cent - Vimarsana News

Mortgages back on market at 6 per cent as estate agents say house prices will drop by 10 per cent

More than 1,600 mortgage offers were removed from the market in the wake of the government's mini-budget as markets balked at unfunded tax cuts and the pound fell to a record lower against the dollar.

Britain's mortgage burden heads towards 1980s level when it was followed by housing crash - Vimarsana News

Britain's mortgage burden heads towards 1980s level when it was followed by housing crash

The mortgage burden, or the proportion of income spent on mortgage repayments, is set to reach more than 27 per cent if the average mortgage rate climbs to six per cent.