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Pensions: how yours may have been affected by recent market turmoil

The early signs are that the financial markets have been appeased by the government’s October 17 decision to reverse two-thirds of its September mini-budget tax cuts.

The Conversation

Kwasi Kwarteng failed to brief Bank of England about risks from mini-budget, MPs told

Bank would have warned of any a threat to ‘financial stability’ – but was in the dark about tax cuts to be unleashed

The Independent UK

Almost half of mortgagors will ‘make big spending cuts if payments rise in next year’

People with less than a year left to run on their mortgage could be particularly vulnerable to making big spending cuts, according to YouGov.

Evening Standard

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What is inflation and what is its current rate in the UK and Europe?

UK inflation hit a 41-year high in October as gas prices soar

The Independent UK

Martin Lewis gives verdict on sticking with fixed mortgage rate or getting a variable one

On the Martin Lewis Money Show on ITV, the financial guru also explained if householders should be overpaying on their mortgage with savings

Chronicle Live

How 10.1% inflation affects your money and spending - plus full list of biggest rises

Inflation is now at 10.1% putting more pressure on household spending - but how exactly does rising inflation affect your money and will inflation keep going up?

Daily Mirror

In Britain today it seems your suffering only counts if you have a mortgage

Despite a deepening crisis, it wasn’t until homeowners were threatened that Westminster reacted, says political economist William Davies

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FTSE 100 Live: Inflation at 10.1% as food prices surge, fuels rates rise pressure

UK inflation is back in double digits after soaring food and drink prices sent September’s annual rate to an equal 40 year high of 10.1%.

Evening Standard

Martin Lewis' advice on whether you should overpay on your mortgage with savings

The Martin Lewis Money Show returned to ITV tonight

Wales Online

Bank is taking a risk in cracking on with first QT sale

Longer delay might have been mildly embarrassing but would be the safer approach

The Guardian - UK

Rising mortgage rates put 45 Tory seats at risk in southern heartlands

Mortgage rates shot up after Liz Truss's disastrous mini-Budget amid fears the Bank of England would hike interest rates to manage the flurry of unfunded tax cuts

Daily Mirror

Bank of England pushes back start of gilt sale to November 1

It came after the central bank earlier denied a postponement of plans to start selling government bonds.

The Independent UK

BT’s pension fund ‘fell by £11bn’ after mini-budget

Report from one of the UK’s largest schemes is an early indicator of scale of the financial impact on retirement funds

The Guardian - UK

'I'd vote No after seeing Nicola Sturgeon's currency plans,' says pro-Yes economist

A TOP pro-independence economist has said the Scottish Government’s currency plans are “so wrong” he would vote No in a future referendum.

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Chronicle Live

Fears more than 11,000 households in Northumberland will see spike in mortgage costs

The Bank of England has already increased interest rates and is expected to increase them further next week

The Independent UK

45% of mortgagors ‘would make big spending cuts if payments rise in next year’

People with less than a year left to run on their mortgage could be particularly vulnerable to making big spending cuts, according to YouGov.

The Guardian - UK

Bank to start selling £80bn of UK government bonds from next month

Start date put back by a day to avoid clash with chancellor’s announcement of debt-cutting plan

Reuters

British PM Truss vows to carry on as her party support dwindles

British Prime Minister Liz Truss warned of tough times ahead after she scrapped her vast tax-cutting plan and said she would carry on to try to put the economy on a stronger footing, defying calls for her resignation.

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Evening Standard

Families won’t be able to afford to pay mortgages, warns M&S chief

Rate rises are the biggest threat to the economy, Marks & Spencer chairman Archie Norman warns

Manchester Evening News

How the mini-Budget U-turn will affect your energy bills, mortgages, and more

A series of government U-turns has changed how it plans to tackle the cost of living crisis

Asharq Al-Awsat

UK PM Truss 'Sorry' for Economic 'Mistakes' but Vows to Stay On

Embattled UK Prime Minister Liz Truss on Monday apologized for going "too far too fast" with reforms that triggered economic turmoil, but vowed to remain leader despite a series of humiliating climbdowns. "I do want to accept responsibility and say sorry for the mistakes that have been made... we went…

ABC News

ASX and Wall Street rally after UK backflip on tax cuts, RBA to keep increasing rates

The ASX has jumped and US stocks rallied overnight after the UK Government ditched major parts of its economic plan that caused turmoil in financial markets, and the Bank of America posted stronger earnings. The Reserve Bank says it will keep raising interest rates.

The Guardian - UK

Who are the economic experts appointed to Jeremy Hunt’s new advisory panel?

Four advisers, including George Osborne’s ex-chief of staff, named, with chancellor seeking to repair damage from mini-budget

Evening Standard

Jeremy Hunt’s Economic Advisory Council: who are the new members?

The UK’s latest chancellor said the council would offer him advice that was independent from the Treasury and the Bank of England.

The Guardian - UK

Independence will rid Scotland of UK economic chaos, says Nicola Sturgeon

First minister says if Scotland won yes vote it would aspire to setting up its own currency and joining EU

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