June 2025 News Archive

Those being dragged up the tax ladder will see their Personal Savings Allowance slashed and might be at risk of paying tax on interest accrued.

Those being dragged up the tax ladder will see their Personal Savings Allowance slashed and might be at risk of paying tax on interest accrued.

NatWest is the latest bank to launch a current account switch bonus, with customers able to receive £175 in cash by meeting certain requirements. Find out more.

NatWest is the latest bank to launch a current account switch bonus, with customers able to receive £175 in cash by meeting certain requirements.

National Savings and Investments (NS&I) announced its latest prize fund rate cut for the August Premium Bonds draw. Find out if these accounts are still worth your hard-earned cash.

National Savings and Investments (NS&I) announced its latest prize fund rate cut for the August Premium Bonds draw.

With a record high number of mortgage deals available, along with lower interest rates, the buy-to-let market looks positive for landlords. But challenges remain.

With a record high number of mortgage deals available, along with lower interest rates, the buy-to-let market looks positive for landlords.

Biscuit offers 2% cashback on holders' bills and grants access to a savings account paying 7.10% AER. Find out how it compares:

Biscuit offers 2% cashback on holders' bills and grants access to a savings account paying 7.10% AER. Find out how it compares:

As inflation remains well above the Bank’s 2% target. Find out what this means for your savings and mortgage:

As inflation remains well above the Bank’s 2% target. Find out what this means for your savings and mortgage:

UK inflation fell marginally to 3.4% in May 2025, after rising to 3.5% in April. Read on to find out what this could mean for your money.

UK inflation fell marginally to 3.4% in May 2025, after rising to 3.5% in April.

Credit cards have become more expensive, but borrowers can avoid paying interest by taking advantage of longer interest-free credit card offers.

Credit cards have become more expensive, but borrowers can avoid paying interest by taking advantage of longer interest-free credit card offers.

Savers have a record number of accounts and providers to consider but rising inflation and base rate reductions threaten returns. With this in mind, is it time you found a new home for your hard-earned cash?

Savers have a record number of accounts and providers to consider; is it time you found a new home for your cash?

While borrowers are likely to be relieved mortgage rates continue to fall, lenders appeared to adopt a more cautious approach when repricing their fixed products last month, as average rates dropped by a smaller margin than seen in previous months. Find out more:

Meanwhile, mass repricing caused product choice and shelf-life to dip.

Leading one-year fixed bond returns saw the largest month-on-month drop in June since September 2024, leaving five-year bonds paying higher rates. Find out what this could mean for your money.

Leading one-year fixed bond returns saw the largest month-on-month drop in June since September 2024, leaving five-year bonds paying higher rates.

With affordability still a challenge, building societies offer lower-than-average rates on first-time buyer mortgages and innovative deals to support homeownership.

With affordability still a challenge, building societies offer lower-than-average rates on first-time buyer mortgages and deals to support homeownership.

Savers deposited a record £14 billion into ISAs in April, marking the highest this figure has been in over 26 years. Find out more here.

Savers deposited a record £14 billion into ISAs in April, marking the highest this figure has been in over 26 years.