Unhedged · Episode

We’re often told housing demand exceeds supply — so why are new homes struggling to be built and bought?

[FREE TO READ] The UK favours the ‘bedrooms and vibes’ method of valuing homes — which is particularly bad in slow markets

Catherine Clarke’s ambitious and often surprising collection tells the country’s messy, contested story, from the Venerable Bede to Liz Truss

[FREE TO READ] Students are making more job applications than ever — and their success rate is among the lowest in at least 30 years

London’s luxury property market has bigger problems than the ‘exodus’ of wealthy non-doms

[FREE TO READ] We could be in line for a bump in prices — but property is not going to be the money spinner it once was

[FREE TO READ] Near-constant political tinkering means we have by far the most complex tax legislation in the world

[FREE TO READ] Three gruesome killings in the 1970s and the writer who hasn’t been able to stop investigating them

[FREE TO READ] Three gruesome killings in the 1970s and the writer who hasn’t been able to stop investigating them

[FREE TO READ] Vendors are often accused of raising prices whenever they hear the word ‘wedding’ — but there’s more to it than that

Taxing the rich is a tantalising prospect for the cash-strapped UK government — but imposing a levy that is both fair and effective is fraught with difficulty

There’s still time to enter FT Money’s 2025 competition

The winners of last year’s competition revealed — plus how you can sign up for the 2025 contest

Unhedged · Episode

[FREE TO READ] Cases have grown since the pandemic — with relatives complaining they have been cut out of a loved one’s will

[FREE TO READ] UK City minister still owns King’s Cross property she was handed in 2004