The Bank of England has today cut interest rates for the fourth month in a row. What impact will this have on tracker and variable-rate mortgage borrowers and savers?
Today’s interest rate cut could be good news for holidaymakers as experts predict a rally in the value of the pound.
Although the value of the pound against the euro has improved slightly over the past few days, it remains weak. So it's vital you get the best exchange rate possible on your holiday money.
Putting aside a set amount each month is a great way to build up a savings buffer and ensure you stick to your budgeting resolutions. But is a new 7% regular savings account from Abbey the answer?
A recent report by the charities commission found that a quarter of charities have experienced a drop in donations due to the recent economic downturn which is to be expected as people tighten their purse strings across the board and unfortunately charity donations are an easy target for people looking to make quick and easy cut backs.
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The Bank of England is set to vote for another interest rate cut this week bringing the base rate to below 2% for the first time since the central bank was founded in 1694. But will anyone actually benefit?
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