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January 2024 News Archive

Explore our archive of financial news, savings, mortgages and personal finance articles published in January 2024. Browse articles below for key developments, expert analysis and insights from the month.

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January 2024 News

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Fixed savings rates experience largest monthly drop since 2009

26th January 2024

Despite the fall, those now exiting a fixed deal will find average savings rates are higher than at the start of 2023.

Despite the fall, those now exiting a fixed deal will find average savings rates are higher than at the start of 2023.

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Are you one of millions in the UK missing out on over £1,000 extra annual income?

19th January 2024

Consumers are missing out on the opportunity to maximise their returns, with over half of savers admitting to not comparing interest rates in the past year.

Consumers are missing out on the opportunity to maximise their returns, with over half of savers admitting to not comparing interest rates in the past year.

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UK inflation sees unexpected rise in December 2023

17th January 2024

After months of falling inflation, December’s figure unexpectedly rose to 4%.

After months of falling inflation, December’s figure unexpectedly rose to 4%.

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Premium Bonds prize fund rate will fall from March 2024

16th January 2024

Premium Bonds prize fund rate drops to 4.40% but the odds of winning remain the same.

Premium Bonds prize fund rate drops to 4.40% but the odds of winning remain the same.

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Average mortgage rates at their lowest in over six months

12th January 2024

The mortgage market made a positive start to 2024, with average two and five-year fixed rates continuing to fall in January for the fifth consecutive month.

The mortgage market made a positive start to 2024, with average two and five-year fixed rates continuing to fall in January for the fifth consecutive month.

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