March 2024 News Archive

Customers only have until 22 April to take advantage of this deal, unless it’s withdrawn sooner.

Customers only have until 22 April to take advantage of this deal, unless it’s withdrawn sooner.

High interest rates prove effective as inflation slows significantly.

High interest rates prove effective as inflation slows significantly.

Plum’s newly launched Cash ISA pays a market-leading rate of 5.15% AER on balances over £100. Find out more details here.

Plum’s newly launched Cash ISA pays a market-leading rate of 5.15% AER on balances over £100.

The rate of inflation slowed to 3.4% in February 2024, the lowest it’s been since September 2021. Find out what this means for your savings.

The rate of inflation slowed to 3.4% in February 2024, the lowest it’s been since September 2021.

The switching deal applies to four of Santander’s current accounts, which suit a variety of needs.

The switching deal applies to four of Santander’s current accounts, which suit a variety of needs.

The average shelf-life of a mortgage product saw a month-on-month drop from 28 days to 15 days. Meanwhile, average fixed mortgage rates edged upwards.

The average shelf-life of a mortgage product saw a month-on-month drop from 28 days to 15 days.

Customers could receive up to £220 by switching their current account to HSBC and opening a savings account. Find out more details here.

Customers could receive up to £220 by switching their current account to HSBC and opening a savings account.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, delivered his Spring Budget to the House of Commons yesterday. It’s anticipated to be one of the Government’s last fiscal events before a General Election takes place in less than a year’s time. Find out what some of the measures announced mean for your finances.

Find out what some of the measures announced in the 2024 Spring Budget mean for your finances.

Average mortgage product fees rise to £1,141 while the proportion of deals offering cashback and other incentives drops.

Average mortgage product fees rises £46 in one year to £1,141.

The UK’s big high street banks are failing to offer competitive rates on their savings accounts, with other providers offering significantly higher returns.

The UK’s big high street banks are failing to offer competitive rates on their savings accounts.