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The Bank of England has raised the base rate to 4% as inflation rises again. We explain why rates have gone up and what the change could mean for your savings.

Chancellor John Healey has delivered his first Autumn Budget. From a major U-turn on the Cash ISA limit to changes in support for businesses, learn what this could mean for your money.

For homeowners considering downsizing, Budget speculation raises bigger questions than tax alone. How much of your wealth is tied up in property, and what would you do with the money if you chose to unlock it?

A new Prime Minister often brings renewed speculation about taxes, pensions and savings. With Andy Burnham now in Downing Street and Chancellor John Healey preparing for his first Budget, attention has quickly turned to what the new government could mean for household finances.

The Bank of England has held the base rate at 3.75% for a third consecutive month. Learn what drove the decision and how you can take advantage of this outcome.

The Bank of England has held the base rate at 3.75% for a second consecutive month. Learn what drove the decision and how you can take advantage of this outcome.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves presented the 2026 Spring Statement. From inflation to the economic outlook, we take a closer look at the key announcements and what savers need to know.

The Bank of England has held the base rate at 3.75%. Learn how this decision affects your savings, and what you can do today to ensure your money isn’t missing opportunities to grow.

The Bank of England has cut the base rate to 3.75%. Discover how the decision affects interest rates on savings accounts – and the practical steps you can take now to protect and grow your cash.