Study shows growing UK wealth split
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Media & professional: Poor and wealthy households in Britain are becoming more segregated, says new study.
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Business & money: But building society produces evidence that upward trend is slowing.
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Higher interest rates have knocked investors' confidence in putting their money into property, evidence suggests.
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The FTSE 100 gains 7.5% in value over 2004 in a year tainted by high oil prices and rising interest rates.
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Young people could face a massive  squeeze on their finances in the next few years, a report suggests.
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A new study conducted by two economists finds that people  who drink will make more money than people who don't
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More than 12 million Britons are not saving enough for their retirement, a major report into pensions concludes.
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London is moving up the league of the world's richest cities, although it remains behind Tokyo and New York at the top of the wealth list, a new study said Wednesday.
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Europe's bigger economies register yet more productivity growth, while the UK starts to fall behind.
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Better-off people may gain more from government pension reforms than the less well-off, research suggests.
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The enormous wealth gap between white families and blacks and Hispanics grew larger after the most recent recession, a private analysis of government data finds.
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Over two million homes are worth more than Â£300,000, the level at which inheritance tax is levied, a report says.
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The UK's public finances improve in October, with a surplus of Â£8.4bn on the widest measure of borrowing.
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The British economy has grown by 2.7 percent in 2006, in line with an initial estimate given last month.
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People in the UK are borrowing almost twice that of citizens in other western European countries, a report says.
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A swathe of data from UK lenders backs up  claims that the UK property market is slowing down after its recent boom.
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The amount people are spending on secret affairs is rising rapidly, with Britons collectively lavishing Â£189m on liaisons in the past three months, research showed today.