Money
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Those most vulnerable to the UK government’s public spending cuts, from single parents to headteachers, reveal the impact on their lives
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As Lloyds reveals plans to shut 100 banks, it is also trialling a new micro version. Meanwhile others are either championing the branch idea, or plotting its death
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An internal Santander memo leaked to Guardian Money says 10% of its global profits come from international cash transfers, and it charges six times more than newer rivals
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Our careers expert – and you the readers – help someone stuck in a dead-end job, and a PhD student who fears they will struggle to find work in academia
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Slough, Aylesbury and Maldon are seeing hefty price rises, and you can buy into the action with these new-build and period properties
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Once the capital was the prime target for foreign speculators, now it’s all our major cities. We could have stopped them, but we didn’t
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This should be boom time for Adam Smith’s home town. However…
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The UK supreme court this week ruled against a father who took his daughter out of school to go on holiday. A look at how much prices change when schools break up shows why parents are tempted to do the same
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Letters: Many of my generation must have voted for Thatcher, Cameron and Brexit. The Tories should not have survived the 19th century, let alone the 20th
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Andrew Dilnot says adult social care system is ‘most pernicious means-test’ in the British welfare state
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Also, benefit cuts hit grieving families, leasehold ‘nightmare’ costs homebuyers, and house sale undermined by Network Rail and knotweed
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Ministers must accept they have made a mistake in cutting benefits received by parents, says cross-party group in Lords
Students pay high fees and deserve value for money. This bill won’t help