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November 2024 News Archive

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

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November 2024 News

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Limited time only: Transfer to Tembo’s Lifetime ISA to earn £100

29th November 2024

For a limited time only, anyone transferring their Lifetime ISA to Tembo can receive a £100 cash bonus as part of their Black Friday offer. See more details.

This Black Friday, anyone transferring their Lifetime ISA to Tembo can receive a £100 cash bonus.

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NS&I cuts rates for second time in two months

27th November 2024

Government-backed National Savings and Investments (NS&I) announced further cuts to selected savings products and its Premium Bond prize fund. Find out how they compare.

Government-backed National Savings and Investments (NS&I) announced further cuts to selected savings products and its Premium Bond prize fund.

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Record number of savings providers compete for your custom

26th November 2024

But, with almost all average savings rates declining month-on-month, you may need to act fast.

But, with almost all average savings rates declining month-on-month, you may need to act fast.

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Debt risk as shoppers rush to bag a bargain this Black Friday

25th November 2024

As shoppers aim to snap up a bargain in the Black Friday sales, this could cost them more than they save if they don’t manage their debts effectively. See more here.

As shoppers aim to snap up a bargain in the Black Friday sales, this could end up costing them more than they save.

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Insurers pay out record sums in home insurance claims

20th November 2024

Home insurance claims payouts reached record highs in the third quarter of 2024 as the cost of premiums rose above £400. See more on how you can protect your home.

Home insurance claims payouts reached record highs in the third quarter of 2024 as the cost of premiums rose above £400.

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Crunch time for savers as UK inflation rises to 2.3%

20th November 2024

As almost all average savings rates decline, consumers may need to take action to see their money grow in real terms.

As almost all average savings rates decline, consumers may need to take action to see their money grow in real terms.

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Time to act as fixed savings rates stagnate

12th November 2024

Fixed savings rates continue to fall, with short-term bonds seeing particularly significant drops. See what you can do if you want to secure a competitive rate.

Fixed savings rates continue to fall, with short-term bonds seeing particularly significant drops.

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Fewer options for mortgage borrowers as product choice experiences largest decline in over a year

12th November 2024

The current climate could pose a challenge for “borrowers who are not quick off the mark”.

The current climate could pose a challenge for “borrowers who are not quick off the mark”.

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Bank of England votes to cut base rate to 4.75%

7th November 2024

As predicted, the Bank of England voted 8 to 1 in favour of cutting the base rate to 4.75% in November.

As predicted, the Bank of England cut the base rate to 4.75% in November.

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Could you earn more interest by overhauling your savings habits?

6th November 2024

Many savers could earn more interest by overhauling their savings habits, by opening a regular savings account, for example.

Many savers could earn more interest by overhauling their savings habits, by opening a regular savings account, for example.

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