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The Bank of England (BoE) has held interest rates at 5.25% today, 1 February. We’ll explore what this interest rate decision means for you, including mortgages and interest rates.
After a surprise rise from 3.9% to 4% in December, UK inflation has defied economists' expectations. We look at what this means for your money.
Mortgage rates are continuing on a downward trajectory as we enter 2024. We look at whether this will continue this year.
HMRC has introduced new rules that major online websites and apps such as eBay and Vinted must follow starting 1 January. We reveal what you need to know.
UK inflation has fallen more than expected in November. We reveal what this means for your finances.
As the Bank of England has decided to hold interest rates again, we reveal what this means for your money.
This article is about the latest banks to cut mortgage rates and why lenders are more open to reducing their rates for existing and aspiring homeowners.
This article looks at why mortgage rates have recently been falling in the UK and whether this is expected to continue in 2024.
We reveal what the Autumn Statement is and how the UK government’s tax and spending decisions for the next year will affect your finances.
The Bank of England has held interest rates at 5.25% today (2 November). We reveal what this means for your money.
This article explains why the UK state pension could rise by 8.5% in April 2024 and how the triple lock policy works.
The Bank of England has left the base rate unchanged at 5.25%. Here's what the decision means for you and your money.
National Savings & Investments (NS&I) has recently increased the interest rate on its Green Savings Bonds from 4.2% to 5.7%, but is this a market-leading rate?