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What the new 5% base rate means for your savings
The Bank of England has increased its base rate to 5% in an attempt to tame inflation.
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13 life hacks to help you save money each month
Small changes that can make a big difference to your savings pot
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When interest rates stop being the most important thing about a savings account
We look at the top interest rates for fixed-rate bonds and compare them to more flexible savings accounts, and ask if that’s really what matters the most.
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Why changing your savings account can earn you 322% more interest
Savings accounts are offering higher interest rates compared to last year, so now is the time to move your money if it’s in a low-interest account.
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Savings accounts react to the Bank of England’s base rate increase
The Bank of England’s decision to increase the base rate to 4.5% marks the highest rate in 15 years - but have savings accounts matched it?
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The savings account deals for existing customers offering up to 7%
Is your bank offering the best interest rate or should you look elsewhere?
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How long does bankruptcy stay on your credit report?
Becoming bankrupt is one way of dealing with debts, but it will affect your credit rating. Here we explain everything you need to know.
It does clear eventually
How to deal with defaults on your debt
If you fail to make debt payments on time, you could be issued with a default. Here’s what you need to know about them and what to do next
What to do after a default
How to check if you are on the electoral roll
Registering to vote doesn’t just mean you can exercise your rights and get a say in who runs the country – it has fairly hefty financial benefits too. Here’s what you need to know
How to check the electoral roll
What is a Direct Debit?
Direct Debits are the easiest way to schedule vital monthly payments, such as your rent, mortgage and utility bills, and ensure they go out of your current account on time.
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What is a Standing Order?
Anyone with a bank account can set up standing orders to take care of regular payments. In this guide, we explain how they work and why they’re a good idea.
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How do credit reference agencies work?
Credit reference agencies are the go-to places for banks and other lenders after they get requests for credit from the likes of you and me. This is why it’s important to know who they are and how they work
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