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The Bank of England has held the base rate at 4.25% amid high inflation and global uncertainty. But cuts could be on the horizon. Learn what you can do to protect and grow your cash today.

The Bank of England just cut the base rate for the second time this year. Here’s why it happened, what it means for your money, and what savers should do next.

With global markets in turmoil, safe haven assets like gold and cash can offer stability. Learn how these investments help protect your portfolio during times of economic uncertainty.

The Bank of England has held the base rate at 4.5% – but cuts could be coming. Now’s the time to ask yourself: is your cash reaching its full potential? Discover how to secure better returns today.

The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee has reduced the base rate to 4.5%. Find out what this means for your savings, how it affects interest rates, and what you should do next.

VAT on private schools comes into effect in January 2025. How are they preparing their finances to safeguard their income? Read our article to find out.

With inflation’s recent rise and new tax policies, the economic outlook for 2025 remains uncertain. Discover what this means for savers, and why now could be the time to secure better returns.

Inflation has fallen below the Bank of England’s target. With the Monetary Policy Committee voting to reduce the base rate to 4.75%, we analyse what this means for your savings, and how smart savers are moving quickly to secure the best rates.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered her first Autumn Budget to Parliament today. From changes to Capital Gains Tax to State Pension rises, we take a closer look at some of the key announcements.