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August 2019 News Archive

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Explore our archive of financial news, savings, mortgages and personal finance articles published in August 2019. Browse articles below for key developments, expert analysis and insights from the month.

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August 2019 News

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Rise in pension pot withdrawals

28th August 2019

There has been a rise in retirees withdrawing cash from their pension pots and depositing the money into easy access account, new statistics show

There has been a rise in retirees withdrawing cash from their pension pots and depositing the money into easy access account, new statistics show

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United Trust Bank enhances its Bridging products

23rd August 2019

United Trust Bank (UTB) has introduced a range of enhancements to its bridging products that are designed to reduce costs for borrowers and increase the speed and simplicity of the applications

United Trust Bank (UTB) has introduced a range of enhancements to its bridging products

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Cut on current account cash incentives

5th August 2019

Consumers looking to switch their current account over the summer holidays could be disappointed to find that banks have slashed the free cash offered when using the Current Account Switcher Service

Consumers looking to switch current accounts over the summer could be disappointed as banks slash free cash offered when using Current Account Switcher Service.

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