news icon

January 2025 News Archive

Explore our archive of financial news, savings, mortgages and personal finance articles published in January 2025. Browse articles below for key developments, expert analysis and insights from the month.

Advertisement

January 2025 News

news icon
Record choice for savers looking to open an ISA before the tax-year ends

20th February 2025

The number of cash ISAs available rose to a record high in February, giving savers who are yet to use up their ISA allowance for the current tax-year even more accounts to choose from.

The number of cash ISAs rose to a record high in February, giving savers who are yet to use up their 2024/25 allowance even more accounts to choose from.

Read More
news icon
Could looser lending rules help first-time buyers or pose more risk?

29th January 2025

With talks of relaxing mortgage lending rules, could this help first-time buyers get on the property ladder? See more on how lenders are supporting first-time buyers.

With talks of relaxing mortgage lending rules, could this help first-time buyers get on the property ladder?

Read More
news icon
“Loyalty doesn’t pay” for savers as big banks cut rates

27th January 2025

Despite being household names, the big high street banks continue to offer below-average rates on their flexible savings accounts. See how they compare to the top rates.

Despite being household names, the big high street banks continue to offer below-average rates on their flexible savings accounts.

Read More
news icon
Earn up to £160 with latest current account switching deal from TSB

23rd January 2025

Additional perks are also up for grabs if you continue to use your new account.

Additional perks are also up for grabs if you continue to use your new account.

Read More
news icon
More volatility in the savings market as providers reprice deals

20th January 2025

As savings providers monitor the market and reprice deals, the average shelf-life of a fixed bond plunged to 33 days. See more savings trends for January 2025.

As savings providers monitor the market and reprice deals, the average shelf-life of a fixed bond plunged to 33 days.

Read More
news icon
Should you consider a fixed savings account in 2025?

16th January 2025

With more cuts to the base rate on the cards for this year, this could see returns on savings plummet.

With more cuts to the base rate on the cards for this year, this could see returns on savings plummet.

Read More
news icon
Inflation unexpectedly drops to 2.5% in December

15th January 2025

As inflation drops surprisingly to 2.5% in December, could a base rate cut be on the way as early as next month?

As inflation drops surprisingly to 2.5% in December, could a base rate cut be on the way as early as next month?

Read More
news icon
Gap narrows between two- and five-year fixed mortgage rates

13th January 2025

Mortgage rates dropped in the month to January, with the margin between the average two- and five-year fixed rates falling to its lowest level in two years.

The margin between the average two- and five-year fixed rates is now at its lowest level in two years.

Read More
news icon
Are calls for Lifetime ISA reform finally being heard? Treasury Committee launches review

9th January 2025

Despite its popularity, the Lifetime ISA has received criticism for imposing harsh withdrawal penalties and not keeping up with the current economic climate.

Despite its popularity, the Lifetime ISA has received criticism for imposing harsh withdrawal penalties and not keeping up with the current economic climate.

Read More
news icon
Savers encouraged to act to maximise returns on their money

8th January 2025

With billions of pounds sitting in accounts paying no interest, many savers could be missing out on potentially significant returns on their money in 2025.

With billions of pounds sitting in accounts paying no interest, savers could be missing out on significant returns on their money in 2025.

Read More
Back to top image

Moneyfactscompare.co.uk will never contact you by phone to sell you any financial product. Any calls like this are not from Moneyfacts. Emails sent by Moneyfactscompare.co.uk will always be from news@moneyfacts-news.co.uk. Be ScamSmart.

Moneyfactscompare.co.uk will never contact you by phone to sell you any financial product. Any calls like this are not from Moneyfacts. Emails sent by Moneyfactscompare.co.uk will always be from news@moneyfacts-news.co.uk. Be ScamSmart.