NBC reports that mortgage rates rose even higher last week at a time when the spring housing market is typically heating up. Mortgage applications for new homes dropped six percent compared to the previous week.
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Millions of homeowners will benefit from a whole percentage point drop in interest rates next year, according to City forecasters.
The payment will be the first of three totalling up to £900 for means-tested benefits claimants, as part of the Government’s cost-of-living support.
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Millions of households are set to receive cost of living payments in the next two months. The government has announced households receiving means-tested benefits will get these payments in three instalments. Households will receive the first payment between 25 April and 17 May.
S&P now expects a the UK economy to contract by only 0.5% in 2023.
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The credit from DWP is the first of three payments totalling up to £900 for those eligible and on means-tested benefits.
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