When will the cost of living crisis end? The cost of living crisis is, in theory, over once prices stabilise and wages have risen enough to match. With wage growth above inflation, the cost of living ...

Living standards ‘not likely to improve for at least five years’ The research suggests frozen tax thresholds and rising council tax are among the factors causing stagnation ...

Inflation like this can no longer be dismissed as a blip. It’s now a barrier to cutting interest rates.” – Peter Stimson, MPowered Mortgages ...

Talk to economists and they will tell you that the cost of living crisis is over. They will point towards charts showing that while inflation is still above the Bank of England's 2% target, it has ...

Greater access to innovative treatments could be linked to a drop in patients requiring surgery for a type of inflammatory ...

Average UK home worth £265,000 Average house prices fell 2.7% month-on-month in April as new nil rate bands for stamp duty kicked in at the beginning of the month, writes Jo Thornhill.

In the face of record rents in the UK, will renters face more surges as the cost of living crisis continues to hit households?

Understanding the drivers behind this strengthening of the cedi and its broader macroeconomic implications is essential for ...

Before diving into this potentially history-making moment in 2026, it's imperative to understand what Social Security's cost-of-living adjustment is and why it's so important for retirees.

Social Security recipients commonly rely on cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) to keep up with their expenses. COLAs are tied directly to inflation. Challenges in reporting inflation data could ...

But many retirees live only or mostly on Social Security, creating a situation where the program's annual cost-of-living adjustments, or COLAs, become all the more important.