2022 has been a tough year. Soaring living costs, a revolving door at Number 10, and war in Europe have caused suffering for millions. The UK’s financial woes look set to continue into next year,
Downing Street recently welcomed its fifth prime minister in six years. And many will be hoping that Rishi Sunak’s presence is a stabilising one – both politically and economically. The cost of living crisis and
The Bank of England (BoE) recently raised its base rate to 3%. This marked the eighth consecutive rise since December 2021 and its highest level since the 2008 global financial crisis. The base rate is
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