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📈 Economy

January 29, 2026

Why your mortgage bill might rise as rates fall

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 post Why your mortgage bill might rise as rates fall appeared first on Resolution Foundation

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📈 Economy

January 29, 2026

To everything, turn, turn, turn

Afternoon all, Big week for turning around in Westminster. The highlight (so far as we’re concerned) was a welcome upside surprise on monthly growth – the no-fun caveat for which is that on more reliable longer-term measures we’re actually growing even slower than our dismal recent track record. For those wanting to know more about how to pull those levers, we have a sneak peak of our big growth paper below that we’ll be launching on Monday. If you’re a big fan of entertaining but informative...

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💻 Technology

January 29, 2026

Technological toddlers and the Manchester miracle

Afternoon all, Ruth did warn you – and now it’s my turn to drop something thought‑provoking into your inbox. It’s been a lively week in the worlds of politics and economics, and we’ve pulled together the sharpest takes. If the spectacle in Davos has worried you, Something for the Weekend may offer an antidote – your top reasons to stay optimistic. There’s plenty more to get stuck into: fresh research on intergenerational inequality, the … Continued The post Technological toddlers and the Manc...

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