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The Institute for Fiscal Studies reports that building work being completed through Labour’s school renewal programme may have to stop if the free schools policy is to be fully implemented.

The Royal Mail pension fund deficit has hit £8 billion with an even greater deficit expected after the full three-yearly valuation is completed and published sometime over the next two months.

Tenants with home buying ambitions have been under more and more pressure due to increasing private rents, recent reports show.

Consumers have been experiencing a decrease in take-home pay for nine months this August.

Since 1923, the number of new houses built in 2010 was the lowest ever.

Since 1991, the amount of consumers actively saving in corporate pension schemes within the UK's private sector has been halved.

In recent surveys 4,359 UK parents say how costly childcare fees have placed them in debt.

During the months of June, July, and August, the UK economy has decreased it's growth rate by 0.2%, while expanding 0.6% between the months of May, June, and July.

Peak house prices and competitive lending conditions in 2007 have left many borrowers in negative equity, It is calculated that in June 2011 over 827,000 loans are in negative equity, of which nearly a third are from loand taken out in 2007.

The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has closed down four companies that misled people in debt

Higher UK postage prices have come into force –with the result that a first-class stamp now costs 46p.

For those who want to sell house fast, good luck: mortgages are getting harder and harder to find as UK borrowing hits a new record.

Telecoms giant BT has announced that, from 28 April 2011 call charges will increase by 9% and the monthly standard line rental charge will increase by 30 pence.

For twelve years, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has got the inflation numbers wrong.

A research group recently predicted that house prices in the UK will fall by another 1.7% in 2011.

The economic situation in the UK remains grim. Recent unemployment figures show that joblessness continues to hover around 8%, jumping to 20% for 16 – 24 year-olds

BT customers will soon see a 10% increase in call charges, as well as a 50p increase in monthly line rental.

The effects of the recent recession are still being felt as financial pressures force the NHS to put a hold on proposals to provide no-cost prescriptions to England residents.

Some of the UK’s major train operators have recently been accused of surreptitiously increasing train fares by extending what are considered peak hours.

Over the past several years, the government has proposed and implemented an array of projects supposedly intended to assist people in debt.

Borders, a major bookseller in the UK, announced they will be closing up shop and attempting to sell their group of 45 stores.

In this first of 2 articles about Sell and Rent back FAQ's, we've compiled our most frequetly asked Sell to Rent questions. The next Sell and Rent back FAQ article will folllow next week.

For those looking for quick house sales, it seems another house price index comes out every week. Here is a quick description of the main 4 indices, useful for those wanting a quick home sale.

Sell and Rent Back with Property Rescue involves a 4 stage process. Quick. Easy. And effective.