In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Friday 16th February 2018 – locked out of home ownership, universal basic income proposal, financial burden on informal carers, entrepreneurial ambitions, and £100m winter claims warning.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Thursday 15th February 2018 – European Union growth strengthens, vultures circled British Steel pensioners, Tesco delays customer card payments, investment advice gender bias, and income inequality life expectancy gap.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Wednesday 14th February 2018 – price inflation stays at 3%, one million employers enrolling in workplace pensions, Japanese economic growth slows, GKN sell-off and cash return plan, and cohabiters could be left out in the cold.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Tuesday 13th February 2018 – urgent need for energy price cap, much to gain from US trade deal, consumer credit fears overblown, and risky cryptocurrency warning.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Monday 12th February 2018 – consumer car finance figures stable, Barclays Bank charged by SFO, February half term costs, consumer spending falls to a five-year low, and services sector forecast to boost UK economy.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Friday 9th February 2018 – interest rates could rise faster, mortgage arrears and possessions decline, stamping out unpaid internships, correction territory for US stocks, and profits fall at Nationwide.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Thursday 8th February 2018 – second month of house price falls, working past state pension age, millions to benefit from enhanced benefits, Japanese UK investment talks, and anti-Brexit donation.