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The new prime minister says there are "difficult decisions to come" and that could affect our finances.

The NUS says more and more students are struggling to pay for food as rent and bills go up.

The cost of some budget food items has risen by more than half in the past year, official figures suggest.

Uswitch says prepayment meter users are more likely to be vulnerable and at risk of running out of credit.

Those with smaller deposits are likely to have less choice from lenders, figures show.

Royal Mail says everyday stamps that do not have a barcode will no be longer valid after 31 January.

Government borrowing rose in September and people are shopping less than pre-Covid, new figures show.

It is the first time in 10 years the popular lunch choice has gone up for all customers.

Energy, food and fuel prices have risen sharply in the last six months in part due to the Ukraine war.

Average monthly rents reach £1,162 outside London, leaving renters like Ben McNeil counting the cost

Sterling initially rose sharply to $1.13 as investors reacted to the news of the prime minister's departure.

New research suggests women are more likely than men to work in jobs with unpredictable pay and hours.

Inflation returned to a 40-year high in September as a BBC survey suggests people are cutting spending.

Liz Truss's spokesman had said she was "not making any commitments" on raising pensions with prices.

Inflation accelerated to 10.1% in September, returning to the 40-year high seen in July.

The store will initially focus on home insurance and has just three insurers on board.

The PM tells backbenchers she had to change course, as she tries to shore up support in the party.

The latest price rise figures for September are due as a survey for the BBC suggests concern is rising.

BBC correspondents share some things that could help you cope with rising prices.

The average two-year fixed rate deal has risen above 6.5%, the highest since the 2008 financial crisis.