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UK risk of recession as firms buckle under soaring costs
UK firms are seeing operating expenses rise at the fastest pace since records began in 1998, with services firms particularly feeling the pain. Meanwhile, export orders and expectations for future growth have both dropped to the lowest since May 2020.
Government bans ground rent charges on new residential leases
The UK Government has banned landlords from charging ground rent to residential leaseholders on any new lease. This change will come into effect from the 30th June 2002 and is part of wider government aims and a reform package to make buying a home fairer, cheaper and more secure.
Energy price cap could change every 3 months
Ofgem has announced plans to review and possibly change the energy price cap every three months from October 2022. Simultaneously, the regulator has announced harsher market stabilisation charges, which are levied at energy firms when they take another supplier’s customer.
Latest inflation rate at 7% - WOW
On the 13th of April, the BBC reported that the UK’s inflation rate had reached 7%. This is the highest rate of inflation for three decades, and it’s putting financial pressure on scores of households.
Remortgage 6 months ahead to beat rate rises
With interest rates on the rise, it’s smart to start considering how your mortgage payments could be affected – and what you can do to save money. You might be able to switch mortgage deals to save, but when should you start looking for a new deal?
