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December 2021 News Archive

Explore our archive of financial news, savings, mortgages and personal finance articles published in December 2021. Browse articles below for key developments, expert analysis and insights from the month.

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December 2021 News

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House prices see largest rise on record during 2021

30th December 2021

The average house price has risen to a record high of £254,822 during December, with the average price increasing by £23,822 over the year

The average house price has risen to a record high of £254,822 during December, with the average price increasing by £23,822 over the year

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NS&I set to increase saving rates

21st December 2021

National Savings & Investments (NS&I) has announced that it will be increasing the rates on its Direct ISA, Direct Saver and Income Bonds on 29 December

National Savings & Investments (NS&I) has announced that it will be increasing the rates on its Direct ISA, Direct Saver and Income Bonds on 29 December

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Fixed savings rates continue pandemic recovery

20th December 2021

The average rates on fixed savings accounts have risen for the sixth consecutive month, the first time this has happened since August 2007

The average rates on fixed savings accounts have risen for the sixth consecutive month, the first time this has happened since August 2007

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Base rate rises to 0.25% - what does this mean for your finances?

16th December 2021

The Bank of England has raised base rate to 0.25% today, which will directly impact mortgage and savings interest rates

The Bank of England has raised base rate to 0.25% today, which will directly impact mortgage and savings interest rates

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Mortgage lending to reach record high in 2021

14th December 2021

Mortgage lending this year is set to increase by 31% compared to 2020, new data from UK Finance reveals

Mortgage lending this year is set to increase by 31% compared to 2020, new data from UK Finance reveals

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What are your options when gifting your grandchildren money this Christmas?

8th December 2021

Grandparents struggling to decide what to buy for their grandchildren this Christmas may be considering gifting them money instead

Grandparents struggling to decide what to buy for their grandchildren this Christmas may be considering gifting them money instead

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What to do if you have a one year fixed bond maturing

7th December 2021

This year has seen savers face the challenge of record low saving rates with rising inflation. Although inflation remains above the Bank of England’s target rate of 2.0%, and could rise to over 5% next year, the end of 2021 has provided savers with some good news as rates have slowly started to rise

This year has seen savers face the challenge of record low saving rates with rising inflation. Although inflation remains above the BoE’s target rate of 2.0%

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5% deposit mortgages fall to lowest rate on record

6th December 2021

The interest rates on mortgage deals aimed at first-time buyers with just a 5% deposit have fallen to their lowest level since records began in 2011

The interest rates on mortgage deals aimed at first-time buyers with just a 5% deposit have fallen to their lowest level since records began in 2011

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House prices continue to rise during November

1st December 2021

Despite signs of housing market activity cooling in recent months, figures released today show that annual house price growth increased in November to 10.0%

Despite signs of housing market activity cooling in recent months, figures released today show that annual house price growth increased in November to 10.0%

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