debt

Today's Big Question Ofgem’s new price cap resets in June, with forecasters predicting huge rise, but Labour hints support will be means-tested amid struggling economy

By Harriet Marsden, The Week UK Published 1 April 26

Today's Big Question Nigel Farage has, for the first time, ‘articulated something resembling a fiscal rule’ that he hopes will win over voters and the markets

By The Week UK Published 3 November 25

In the spotlight Many are taking steps to leave the workforce sooner than usual

By Devika Rao, The Week US Published 8 October 25

Today's Big Question A 'layaway program, but reversed'

By Joel Mathis, The Week US Published 2 May 25

Today's Big Question Youth-led anger over unemployment, debt and corruption reflects tensions simmering across the continent

By Elliott Goat, The Week UK Published 1 July 24

In the Spotlight After days of deadly civil unrest, the African leader abruptly backed down from the costly legislation he'd once championed as necessary to save his country from crippling default

By Rafi Schwartz, The Week US Published 28 June 24

Under the radar Millennials are forecast to inherit a fortune but are they qualified to handle sudden riches?

By Chas Newkey-Burden, The Week UK Published 8 April 24

The Explainer Increasing numbers of people have 'problem debt' – but there are ways to tackle it

By Marc Shoffman, The Week UK Published 19 March 24

The Explainer Start the new year with a fresh look at your savings and budgets

By Rebekah Evans, The Week UK Published 1 January 24

Today's Big Question Political brinkmanship between President Biden and House Republicans could spell ‘economic calamity’

By The Week Staff Published 9 May 23

feature Vulnerable countries face choice of restrictive ‘conditionalities’ or ‘debt-trap diplomacy’

By Elliott Goat, The Week UK Published 21 September 22

feature Experts say in many cases early payments won’t save you money in the long run

By The Week Staff Published 19 May 22