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TSB has launched a new unsecured personal loan rate of 2.8% APR for loans between £7,500 and £25,000 over one to five years, the bank’s lowest rate
17/07/2020
Consumer price inflation increased to a 12-month rate of 0.6% in June, up from 0.5% in May, according to the latest Consumer Prices Index (CPI) from the Office for National Statistics (ONS)
15/07/2020
The value of UK credit card transactions dropped to £8.7bn in April, half the value compared to April 2019, new UK Finance data has revealed. The banking body stated that in the first full month of lockdown measures, the number of credit card transactions by UK cardholders also saw a sharp fall of 45.9% to 163 million, the lowest level in over nine years
15/07/2020
The number of mortgage approvals for house purchase slumped to 9,300 in May, almost 90% below February’s level and around a third of their trough during the financial crisis in 2008, new Bank of England (BoE) data has revealed
29/06/2020
Seventy-six per cent of all ISAs subscribed to during the year up to April 2019 were cash ISAs, a figure up from 70% a year earlier, new data published by HMRC has revealed
25/06/2020
There were 1,023,000 interest-only homeowner mortgages outstanding at the end of 2019, a figure 8.9% fewer than in 2018, new data published by UK Finance has revealed
24/06/2020
Castle Trust has announced it is rebranding and will now operate as ‘Castle Trust Bank’ following the receipt of a full banking licence and the conversion of all its existing investments into savings accounts
22/06/2020
The FCA has announced new plans to make its ban on the mass-marketing of speculative mini-bonds towards retail investors to be made permanent
18/06/2020
Taxpayers need to think now about their likely income this year so that they can warn HMRC if they need time to pay, according to Blick Rothenberg
10/06/2020
Jonathan Halberda, Wesleyan Financial Services Senior Financial Consultant answers the five questions that everyone should be asking. Find out more
08/06/2020
SunLife has reported an increase in the number of homeowners looking to release equity from their homes to help younger generations whose finances have been affected during the UK lockdown
08/06/2020
More than £5m in losses relating to coronavirus scams has been reported to Action Fraud since February, new figures have revealed
05/06/2020
Lenders have issued 1.86 million mortgage payment holidays as of 28 May 2020, new figures from UK Finance have revealed
02/06/2020
UK Finance has confirmed its support for commercial landlord customers as part of the wider banking industry’s ongoing commitment to help business customers through the coronavirus pandemic
29/05/2020
Mortgage payment holidays could add debts totalling as much as £665.08 to a mortgage, according to analysis from money.co.uk and Koodoo
28/05/2020

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