The GuardianPersonal Finance (UK) Child-interrupted TV broadcasts 'show reality for working parents' The Guardian - Alexandra ToppingWhen their children walked on screen during live news broadcasts, they were mortified, but now two professional women are hoping their experience will send a positive message about working parents. Sky
The GuardianPersonal Finance (UK) Still perplexed by furlough? Here's how to play by the rules The Guardian - Anna TimsFurlough rights and responsibilities are still perplexing many of you. I asked Peter Woodhouse, head of business and employment at the legal firm Stone King to answer some of your questions. I resigned
The GuardianHousing UK annual house prices fall for first time since 2012 The Guardian - PA MediaAnnual house price growth ground to a halt in June, with property values down by 0.1% year on year, according to Nationwide building society. It was the first time annual house price growth has been in
The GuardianPersonal Finance (UK) 'We've had to rein in our spending': how coronavirus has hit household incomes The Guardian - Suzanne BearneThe pandemic has hit many people hard: jobs have been lost, freelancers have had work cancelled, and many small businesses are struggling. For everyone, even those who carried on working, habits have and
The GuardianPersonal Finance (UK) Comic Relief's Richard Curtis backs ethical pension campaign The Guardian - Rupert JonesRichard Curtis, the Love Actually director and Comic Relief co-founder, has launched a campaign that aims to help move some of the £3tn in UK pensions out of industries that are harming people and the
