What rising inflation rate means for your money
Read our Privacy notice UK inflation is on the rise again as the knock-on effect of the Iran war starts to hit UK households. A steep rise in the annual rate of inflation for petrol, diesel and air fares helped push up the UK’s overall rate to 3.3 per cent in March. Here, The Independent take a look at what rising inflation means for your money.
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