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Should you consider a fixed savings account in 2025?

16th January 2025

With more cuts to the base rate on the cards for this year, this could see returns on savings plummet.

With more cuts to the base rate on the cards for this year, this could see returns on savings plummet.

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The best UK savings rates this week

16th January 2025

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

Top variable returns hold steady as fixed bonds see significant rate hikes.

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Moneyfacts pick of the week

16th January 2025

The Moneyfacts Pick of the Week showcases the best of the latest products or rate changes to hit the consumer finance market.

This week's selection includes market-leading rate hikes for two- and three-year fixed bonds, as well as a competitive increase in the notice sector.

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The best UK residential mortgage rates this week

15th January 2025

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

Most lowest fixed mortgage rates hold steady despite concerns over hikes.

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How to make and manage a money budget

Effective budgeting is a key part of money management. Find out how methods such as the 50/30/20 technique, piggybanking and budgeting apps could help you better understand where your money is going and how you can make the most of it.

Effective budgeting is a key part of money management. Find out how making and managing a money budget could help your money go further.

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How to get out of debt

In this guide we look at some of the strategies that can help you to get out of debt, including the debt avalanche and the debt snowball method.

In this guide we look at some of the strategies that could help you to get out of debt.

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Who Owns Whom? Check FSCS Protection

This guide reveals which brands operate under which banking licence, helping savers work out to what degree their savings are protected by the FSCS.

This guide reveals which brands operate under which banking licence, helping savers work out to what degree their savings are protected by the FSCS.

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FSCS Explained: Are My UK Savings Safe?

All banks and building societies listed by Moneyfacts are signed up to a depositor protection scheme that would cover your money in the event the institution went bust. This guide gives you all the information about depositor protection limits and rules across different regions and areas.

Established by the UK Government in 2001, the FSCS is used to protect and reimburse consumers and businesses. Find out more about how to keep your savings safe.

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