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British regulator warns payday lenders over loans and compensation
Britain's financial regulator has fired a warning shot at payday lenders amid a rise in complaints about unaffordable loans and following the collapse of Wonga earlier this year.UK car insurance premiums up for first time in 12 months - survey
The cost of a comprehensive motor insurance policy rose by one percent in Britain in the third quarter, the first rise for 12 months, a survey said on Monday.Senior MP asks Carney to clarify Brexit house price comments
A senior British lawmaker asked Bank of England Governor Mark Carney on Thursday to clarify whether he had told ministers that house prices in Britain could slump by about a third if the country fails to secure a Brexit deal.UK banks expect biggest mortgage lending cutback since 2008 - BoE
Increasingly cautious British lenders expect to scale back mortgage lending in the next three months by the greatest extent since the depths of the financial crisis in late 2008, a Bank of England survey showed on Thursday.UK surveyors see weakest house price outlook since Brexit vote - RICS
British surveyors are the most downbeat about house prices since the Brexit vote in 2016 with some unsettled by reports that Bank of England Governor Mark Carney warned ministers of a possible house price crash if Britain leaves the EU with no deal.Exclusive: BoE takes action to steer lenders through 'no-deal' Brexit - source
The Bank of England (BoE) has asked lenders in Britain to provide six-hourly checks on their balance sheets in the days after a possible "no-deal" Brexit as it seeks to avert a sudden squeeze in credit supply, a senior industry source said.'New dawn' breaking for UK pay growth, says BoE's Haldane
Signs of a "new dawn" in British wage growth are growing after years of stagnation but the pick-up in pay is likely to be limited, the Bank of England's chief economist, Andy Haldane, said on Wednesday.UK house prices record biggest fall since April - Halifax
British house prices fell at the fastest pace since April last month, figures from mortgage lender Halifax showed on Friday, though other data pointed to a smaller slowdown, six months before Britain is due to leave the European Union.UK watchdog holds off on banning 'contingent' fees for pension transfers
Britain's financial watchdog held off on banning fees charged to consumers who wish to move their pension pots, saying on Thursday that more analysis was needed.UK starting salaries jump but demand for staff cools - REC
People beginning new jobs in Britain enjoyed the biggest jump in starting pay in over three years in September, a survey showed on Friday, but slowing demand for staff ahead of Brexit could make the boost to wage growth short-lived.