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Bank of England votes to hold base rate at 5%

19th September 2024

After making a long-anticipated cut to the base rate at its previous meeting in August, today the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted 8 to 1 in favour of maintaining it at 5.00%.

Base rate held at 5% as mortgage and savings rates continue to tumble.

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The best UK residential mortgage rates this week

18th September 2024

Each week the Moneyfactscompare.co.uk content team round up the very best mortgage rates available in the UK. Compare and apply today.

Significant cuts from lenders see lowest fixed rates fall further this week.

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Inflation holds at 2.2% in August

18th September 2024

Air fares made the largest upwards contribution as average motor fuel prices fell. Find out more.

Air fares made the largest upwards contribution as average motor fuel prices fell.

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Fixed and variable savings rates fall further

17th September 2024

Savings and ISA rates fell across the board throughout August, with variable and fixed rates both seeing notable drops. Find out what this means for you.

Savings and ISA rates fell across the board throughout August, with variable and fixed rates both seeing notable drops.

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Paying for your holiday with a credit card: Is it worth it?

Paying for a holiday on a credit card can help you manage the cost of your holiday and give you some extra protection. But there are some risks to consider too.

Paying for a holiday on a credit card can help you manage the cost of your holiday and give you some extra protection.

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What are the best ways to spend money abroad?

From vibrant city breaks to relaxing beach getaways, wherever your travel plans take you this year, you’ll need to have access to cash. The good news is that there are multiple options to choose from when it comes to spending money abroad.

From vibrant city breaks to relaxing beach getaways, wherever your travel plans take you this year, you’ll need to have access to cash.

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Should I use a mortgage broker?

A mortgage broker specialises in finding lenders who meet your specific needs for a mortgage. Find out how mortgage brokers can help and what fees to look out for.

A mortgage broker specialises in finding lenders who meet your specific needs for a mortgage.

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How to fund home improvements

In this guide we’ve listed some of the different ways you can finance your home renovation project.

In this guide we’ve listed some of the different ways you can finance your home renovation project.

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