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Bank of England holds interest rates at 4.5% – what it means for your money
The Bank of England has decided to hold interest rates at their current level of 4.5 per cent. The Bank’s Monetary Policy ...
Interest rates held by Bank of England at 4.5% - what it means for your mortgage and savings
The base rate influences what you're charged to borrow money - for example, if you have a mortgage or loan - as well as the ...
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Inflation Nudges Down To 2.8% As Chancellor Finalises Spring Statement
Interest rates are raised and maintained at high levels ... its latest Bank Rate decision tomorrow (Thursday). The current UK rate is 5.25%. With a soft landing looking increasingly likely for ...
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Live: Bank of England holds UK interest rates at 4.5%
Experts are confident that UK interest rates will be held at 4.5% when the Bank of England announces its decision tomorrow ...
Bank of England interest rate decision confirmed – what it means for your money
THE Bank of England has decided to keep interest rates unchanged, delivering a blow to homeowners hoping for help with ...
Bank of England holds base rate at 4.5% in blow to mortgage holders
The Bank of England has kept the central interest rate at 4.5%, with policymakers warning of increased uncertainty over ...
Bank of England set to hold interest rates steady as inflation concerns persist
The Bank of England is set to hold rates at 4.5% as inflation stays high, with growth slowing and cuts expected later in 2025 ...
Inflation drops to 2.8% – how to find the best savings account
There is some good news for savers. Cash Isa rates are rising in the run-up to the end of the financial year, with ...
What the Spring Statement means for your pension, savings and mortgage
The Spring Statement only offered silence on pensions, with no policy changes or updates unveiled by Ms Reeves. That’s ...
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When will interest rates fall again? Forecasts on when base rate will be cut
bank base rate is higher. 'Shockingly, there are UK current or savings accounts out there earning no interest whatsoever, £252bn worth in fact, according to the Bank of England.' The good news ...