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Financial Ombudsman changes on 1 October 2026: new grounds to dismiss your complaint
Read more: Financial Ombudsman changes on 1 October 2026: new grounds to dismiss your complaintFrom 1 October 2026 the Financial Ombudsman can dismiss a complaint unexamined on a longer list of grounds. What changes, what does not, and why the day you refer your complaint decides which rules apply.
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The State Pension is about to overtake the personal allowance. The government says you still will not pay.
Read more: The State Pension is about to overtake the personal allowance. The government says you still will not pay.From April 2027 the full new State Pension is on course to pass the frozen personal allowance for the first time. The government has promised that pensioners with no other income will not pay tax on it. The promise has a carve-out, and the figure is not final until October.
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The September 2026 mortgage repricing: every lender that has raised, and when
Read more: The September 2026 mortgage repricing: every lender that has raised, and whenSeven lenders raised fixed mortgage rates over the weekend of 4 and 7 September 2026, then ten more followed in the three working days after. A running record of who moved, when, and by how much.