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British Land hires Joanne McNamara as next chief executive

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British Airways’ parent company expects £1.7bn hit from higher fuel bill

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Next to hike prices overseas as it faces higher Iran war cost hit

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Rising household costs ‘will be felt hardest by those already struggling’

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Hargreaves Lansdown IT outage halts customer trades and transactions

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Taylor Wimpey cautions over another earnings drop in 2026 in tough market

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Greggs to reveal trading amid pressure from cost of living and weight loss drugs

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Value of new later life mortgage loans jumped by a fifth in last quarter of 2025

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BP halts share buybacks and ramps up cost-cutting as profits slump

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Mortgage approvals to home buyers drop to lowest level in year-and-a-half

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Report challenges stereotypes around ‘pension gulf’ between men and women

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Hargreaves Lansdown poaches new boss from rival Vanguard

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Housebuilders in focus as firms set to reveal figures amid sluggish market

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UK house sales were 8% higher in November than a year earlier – HMRC figures

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Tesco hails highest market share for more than a decade as festive sales rise

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NS&I chops British Savings Bonds rates

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342 people filed tax return in the last hour of 2025, says HMRC

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Supermarket giants and high street stalwarts to reveal festive figures

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Supermarket giants and high street stalwarts to reveal festive figures

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FTSE 100 scores best year since 2009 and outperforms Wall Street

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Sharp inflation drop ‘seals the deal’ for interest rate cut, economists say

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Why has inflation fallen and what does it mean for me?

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House price growth slowed in October as values fell in London – ONS

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Average UK house price at near standstill month-on-month in November – Halifax

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FTSE 100 up as investors pin hopes on US rate cut

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EasyJet and Wizz Air confirm flights continued as normal despite software fix

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Home sales fell by 2% annually in October – HMRC

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How will some workers’ pensions be affected by salary sacrifice changes?

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‘Sucker punch’ for savers as annual cash Isa limit to be cut to £12,000

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