Bank of England holds base rate at 4.5% in blow to mortgage holders
The Bank of England has kept the central interest rate at 4.5%, with policymakers warning of increased uncertainty over ...
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‘Rich pickings’ for savers but concerns for mortgage holders as base rate held
“However, cost-of-living concerns are back on the table and households are also weighed down by a heavier tax burden as a ...
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Live: Bank of England holds UK interest rates at 4.5%
Experts are confident that UK interest rates will be held at 4.5% when the Bank of England announces its decision tomorrow ...
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‘Rich pickings’ for savers but concerns for mortgage holders as base rate held
The Bank of England base ... year. “It does not necessarily follow, however, that mortgage rates will reduce substantially any time soon, and it is interesting to see that two-, three-, five ...
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Interest rates held by Bank of England at 4.5% - what it means for your mortgage and savings
The base rate has been held at 4.5% by the Bank of England. The base rate is the interest rate that the Bank of England charges other banks and lenders to borrow money. This then influences the ...
Major lender CUTS mortgage rates for first-time buyers with small deposits despite Bank of England decision
A MAJOR lender has cut mortgages rates for first-time buyers, despite the Bank of England’s decision to hold interest rates ...
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‘Rich pickings’ for savers but concerns for mortgage holders as base rate held
Savers will have “rich pickings” ahead of the new tax year as the Bank of England base rate remains ... room” to offer cheaper rates. He said: “Since the last decision in February, average ...
Bank of England holds interest rates at 4.5% as governor warns of uncertainty
As the Bank holds interest rates, our cost of living correspondent Kevin Peachey is answering your questions live.
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Seven in 10 mortgage brokers expect interest rates to rise again by January 2026
More than two thirds of mortgage brokers, from a 300-strong survey, believe that the Bank of England ... base rate will be back at 5.25 per cent, returning to its peak back in August last year.