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“Pain for landlords” as rule changes and market volatility could add thousands of pounds to outgoings

30th March 2026

Rising interest rates alone could add more than £1,000 a year to mortgage repayments.

Rising interest rates alone could add more than £1,000 a year to mortgage repayments.

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Inflation remains at 3% in February but is expected to jump in the months ahead

25th March 2026

If costs rise too rapidly, this could push the Bank of England to increase interest rates.

If costs rise too rapidly, this could push the Bank of England to increase interest rates.

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Market turmoil pushes average two-year fixed mortgage rate above five-year rate

25th March 2026

The inversion of fixed mortgage rates reflects the ongoing volatility and uncertainty in the market caused by the conflict in the Middle East.

The inversion of fixed mortgage rates reflects the ongoing volatility and uncertainty in the market caused by the conflict in the Middle East.

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Market volatility: Why are retirees particularly vulnerable?

25th March 2026

Find out how market volatility could impact the stability of your retirement income.

Find out how market volatility could impact the stability of your retirement income.

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Retirees could become “hundreds of pounds better off” amid possibility of rising annuity rates, reveals Finance Expert

24th March 2026

It comes as gilt yields – a major factor behind annuity rates – have soared due to conflict in the Middle East.

It comes as gilt yields – a major factor behind annuity rates – have soared due to conflict in the Middle East.

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Bank of England base rate remains on pause at 3.75% amid Middle East conflict

19th March 2026

The UK mortgage market is already feeling the consequences.

The UK mortgage market is already feeling the consequences.

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Borrowers may need to “act quickly” as mortgage shelf-life plummets, Finance Expert warns

16th March 2026

Any delay in securing a new deal could add hundreds of pounds to remortgage borrowers’ monthly repayments.

Any delay in securing a new deal could add hundreds of pounds to remortgage borrowers’ monthly repayments.

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Barclays Bank launches new £200 current account switching offer

11th March 2026

Customers who make the switch to a Barclays Bank Account could receive an attractive £200 cash bonus – but is it worth it?

Customers who make the switch to a Barclays Bank Account could receive an attractive £200 cash bonus – but is it worth it?

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The price your family could pay if you don’t have a Lasting Power of Attorney

6th March 2026

Discover how Lasting Power of Attorney could give you and your loved ones peace of mind.

Discover how Lasting Power of Attorney could give you and your loved ones peace of mind.

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Spring Statement 2026 overshadowed by global conflict: How might your finances be affected?

3rd March 2026

Conflict in the Middle East “could have very significant impacts on global and UK economies”, warned the Office for Budget Responsibility.

Conflict in the Middle East “could have very significant impacts on global and UK economies”, warned the Office for Budget Responsibility.

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UK inflation plummets to 3.0%, raising expectations of a base rate cut

18th February 2026

UK inflation in January 2026 eased to 3%, its lowest level in 10 months. Find out what this could mean for your money.

UK inflation in January 2026 eased to 3%, its lowest level in 10 months.

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Is 50 too late to plan your dream retirement?

9th February 2026

If you’re approaching 50 or are already 50 and haven’t started planning yet, then don’t worry – it’s not too late to make a start.

If you’re approaching 50 or are already 50 and haven’t started planning yet, then don’t worry – it’s not too late to make a start.

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Best finance products and providers 2026 - as decided by consumers and experts

5th February 2026

Feedback from hundreds of thousands of consumers helped crown the best-in-class.

Feedback from hundreds of thousands of consumers helped crown the best-in-class.

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The Co-operative Bank offers current account switchers £175 boost

28th January 2026

This could be a welcome boost to those still recovering financially from the festive period.

This could be a welcome boost to those still recovering financially from the festive period.

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UK inflation rises to 3.4% in December 2025, but overall decline still expected

21st January 2026

UK inflation increased for the first time since July 2025, rising to 3.4% in December 2025. What does this mean for consumers and their money?

UK inflation increased for the first time since July 2025, rising to 3.4% in December 2025.

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Over-65s are paying more Income Tax on savings interest. Here’s what you should know:

20th January 2026

Discover what this means for retirees and why the increase has been so stark:

Discover what this means for retirees and why the increase has been so stark:

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After a year of “gradual change”, what savings and mortgages trends can we expect in 2026?

22nd December 2025

Lower interest rates in 2026 could bring uneven benefits for households.

Lower interest rates in 2026 could bring uneven benefits for households.

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Bank of England cuts base rate to 3.75% before Christmas

18th December 2025

How might this affect people’s finances heading into 2026?

How might this affect people’s finances heading into 2026?

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UK inflation slowed more than expected to 3.2% in November

17th December 2025

With inflation at an eight-month low, will the Bank of England cut interest rates tomorrow?

With inflation at an eight-month low, will the Bank of England cut interest rates tomorrow?

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Cash ISAs lose value over the past 15 years: Is it time you considered investing?

11th December 2025

This comes as the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, announced in last month’s Budget that the limit on cash ISA deposits will be reduced from April 2027.

It comes as the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, announced in last month’s Budget that the limit on cash ISA deposits will be cut from April 2027.

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iFAST Global Bank offers 1.5% cashback on all eligible card purchases this December

2nd December 2025

The most wonderful time of the year is here, and iFAST Global Bank is making the holiday season even more rewarding with a limited-time 1.5% cashback promotion for all eligible card purchases. Find out more:

iFAST Global Bank is making the holiday season even more rewarding with a limited-time 1.5% cashback promotion for all eligible card purchases. Find out more:

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iFAST Global Bank fuels the ambitions of UK SMEs

1st December 2025

iFAST Global Bank is on a mission to challenge outdated banking norms. It believes that businesses of all scales deserve flexible, digital-first partners who support their global ambitions. Find out more:

iFAST Global Bank believes businesses of all scales deserve flexible, digital-first partners who support their global ambitions. Learn more:

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What does the Autumn Budget mean for your savings, pensions and mortgages?

26th November 2025

After weeks of anticipation, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, finally delivered her Autumn Budget. Find out what's in store for your finances:

After weeks of anticipation, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, finally delivered her Autumn Budget. Find out what's in store for your finances:

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Taxfix (formerly TaxScouts) makes tax returns simple and stress-free

13th November 2025

Avoid the stress that tax season so often brings for people around the UK.

Avoid the stress that tax season so often brings for people around the UK.

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