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Shoppers will have to spend an extra £60 on food bills this festive season, industry data show
Company selling prices predicted to rise at lowest rate since start of the Ukraine war
British Retail Consortium finds food prices rose 12.4% in November and warns of ‘dampened Christmas cheer’
Government’s £55bn of measures announced in Autumn Statement ‘unlikely’ to moderate increases
As the cost of living continues to rise, find out how much inflation could affect your personal finances
Ignore the market noise, keep calm and carry on
Stealth taxes will pull millions into higher tax brackets, but there may brighter prospects for investors
Broader pictures shows downward trend as surging prices hit
Office for Budget Responsibility projects 7.1% drop in real disposable income over two years
Find out what your new take-home pay will be after tax and national insurance
Rate increases more than expected on back of rising energy and food prices
Prime minister urges executives to ‘embrace restraint’ as their workers face a cost of living crisis
Gap with private sector pay growth now the widest on record
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Tax freezes and increased childcare costs mean parents are being squeezed at both ends
Royal College of Nursing members back first countrywide action in union’s 106-year history
Seven investment trusts have achieved more than 50 years of dividend growth — even in tough times
Chief economist admits repeated rounds of pandemic support could have worsened overshoot of 2% target
Inflation could add £682 to Britons’ annual grocery bill, with further increases expected, shows Kantar study
Rising interest rates, economic headwinds and political uncertainty hit construction industry
Market losses, inflation and currency movements combine to hurt savers this year
Families seek a traditional alternative as gas and electric prices soar
Lenders say cost of fixed-rate deals will come down, but warn it will take time
Largest increase in 30 years but central bank says rates may not have to rise much further
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