Monetary policy
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Household debt

Why your mortgage bill might rise as rates fall

Everything you need to know about 2026's mortgage mystery

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This article was original shared on the Resolution Foundation’s Substack. I’ve been writing about rising mortgage rates for some time now. During that time, mortgage interest has become an increasingly big deal. Last year, around 8 million British households stumped up a total of £65 billion in mortgage interest – almost double the £35 billion … Continued

The surprising truth about why wealth inequality hasn’t risen – and the less surprising reality that Britain is still unfair

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“The rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer” is a slogan of at least 200 years’ standing, and one that feels apt in today’s Britain of burgeoning foodbanks and bumper executive bonuses. Indeed, most people who worry about wealth inequality would take it as read that it’s been getting worse. But look … Continued

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