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With energy bills now set to rocket even higher than feared, many anxious customers are questioning if they should lock in to a fixed deal.Experts yesterday warned that a typical household will be paying £3,582 a year when the energy price…

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Forecasts for January's energy price cap have risen by over £650, meaning a typical household is now predicted to pay the equivalent of £4,266 a year for gas and electricity from 2023. The prediction for the October cap has also risen,…

At Money Mail, we take great pride in offering as many tips and tricks as we can find to help readers slash their bills.It isn't often we are stumped —there is always something you can do to make savings. But when it comes to tackling the…

I live in a terraced house but it has a small kitchen and garden. I am thinking of buying the next door flat. It's basically just the downstairs. Were I to ever manage this, would I need permission to knock my kitchen into theirs and…

Many companies are struggling to appease disgruntled workforces amid mounting inflation and pressure for higher pay.Even if staff are not outright threatening industrial action, firms are finding it harder to recruit people or retain them…

Energy bills are a huge cause for concern in many households. Steeply rising bills are expected to hit new highs in the coming months, leaving millions in energy poverty before the end of the year.This is because Ofgem's price cap is…

The cost of a mortgage is increasing significantly following five successive rises in the Bank of England's base rate, with average interest rates on five-year fixed mortgages hitting a seven-year high. The Bank increased the base rate…

Why do people invest directly in shares rather than letting a fund manager do the work for them?For some it is because they think they can beat the market and the manager, for others it's the attraction of owning a direct stake in a…

Supermarket Morrisons is set to fall out of the FTSE 100 for the first time in five years after straggling behind rival grocers during the pandemic. Its shares closed down 0.4 per cent, or 0.6p, to 169.4p last night – adding to a slide over…