This is the Guardian.

Today, as the Bank of England prepares to put up interest rates, again,

what does it mean for millions of people in Britain struggling to pay their bills?

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It's been called a roller coaster, a meltdown. Money saving expert Martin Lewis has called it a

nightmare and son. They can't say they weren't warned. I said at the time it was a mortgage

ticking time bomb and I'm afraid that time bomb is now exploding. One thing is clear.

Britain's mortgage market is in Mayhem right now and millions of people, not just homeowners,

will be feeling the impact. The impact on mortgages has a big knock on effect for many renters

while seeing record proportions of their disposable income going on rents at the moment

that's making that unaffordable and we are heading for trouble.

Today, the Bank of England is expected to announce another increase in interest rates in a bid to

fight inflation which remains stubbornly high at 8.7%. Everything really is more expensive

and housing costs are set to become even more expensive still.

I feel a bit trapped. I don't know. In six months time what's going to be life? Like,

is it going to be cutting things to the bone? Yeah, I worry about it every morning. I'll be

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