UK house prices rose for a third consecutive month in November as the market responded to hopes that mortgage rate costs had peaked. ... See MoreSee Less
In his much-anticipated Autumn Statement, the Chancellor of the Exchequer has announced tax cuts for millions in the UK in a bid to drive economic growth. ... See MoreSee Less
Our Chartered Financial Planner, Chris Flower, looks at what the recent decision to keep the base rate - that is the interest rate the Bank of England charges others when they borrow money - at 5.25% could mean for different areas of people’s finances. ... See MoreSee Less
The US Federal Reserve and the Bank of England kept interest rates on hold last week, the market’s reaction to strong US earnings numbers has been muted, and Chinese consumers are planning to curtail their annual Singles Day spending binge. But what does this all mean for investors? ... See MoreSee Less
Buying state pension top-ups can give a huge boost to retirement income, but people are often baffled over whether this will be worthwhile for them personally. ... See MoreSee Less
Buying top-ups can be very valuable, but people are often unsure if this will be worthwhile depending on what they have paid so far, and if it is which years to purchase. Read our guide here...
Curious about what's happening in the world and how it's affecting investments? The latest Between the Lines is here and looking at gas prices and mortgage approvals being at record lows. ... See MoreSee Less
Some home buyers are considering smaller properties and longer-term mortgages as affordability is squeezed, according to two surveys. ... See MoreSee Less
UK house prices rose for a third consecutive month in November as the market responded to hopes that mortgage rate costs had peaked. ... See MoreSee Less
UK house prices rise for third straight month as mortgage rates fall
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Nationwide says average property price was £258,557 in November, £5,231 down on same month last yearComment on Facebook
In his much-anticipated Autumn Statement, the Chancellor of the Exchequer has announced tax cuts for millions in the UK in a bid to drive economic growth. ... See MoreSee Less
Five key take-outs from the Autumn Statement | Quilter
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Here are five main announcements from the Autumn Statement that will impact your finances as we head into next year.Comment on Facebook
Here's a rundown on what the Chancellor's Autumn Statement means for you and your finances. ... See MoreSee Less
What the Autumn Statement means for you and your money
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Now the speech has been delivered, what does it mean for your finances in the months ahead?Comment on Facebook
Our Chartered Financial Planner, Chris Flower, looks at what the recent decision to keep the base rate - that is the interest rate the Bank of England charges others when they borrow money - at 5.25% could mean for different areas of people’s finances. ... See MoreSee Less
What the recent interest rate news could mean for you | Quilter
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The Bank of England has announced on 2 November the base rate will stay at 5.25%.Comment on Facebook
The US Federal Reserve and the Bank of England kept interest rates on hold last week, the market’s reaction to strong US earnings numbers has been muted, and Chinese consumers are planning to curtail their annual Singles Day spending binge. But what does this all mean for investors? ... See MoreSee Less
Between the Lines: November 2023 | Quilter
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Between the Lines: Interest rates kept on hold, champagne earnings numbers, and the biggest retail event on Earth.Comment on Facebook
Now we appear to reached the peak of interest rates what does this mean for homeowners and savers? ... See MoreSee Less
As the Bank of England puts rate rises on hold, what are the ups … and the downs?
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Interest rates appear to have finally peaked. Mortgage holders may be expecting relief and savers disappointment, but what do the experts think?Comment on Facebook
Buying state pension top-ups can give a huge boost to retirement income, but people are often baffled over whether this will be worthwhile for them personally. ... See MoreSee Less
How do I top up my state pension? Steve Webb's golden rules
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Buying top-ups can be very valuable, but people are often unsure if this will be worthwhile depending on what they have paid so far, and if it is which years to purchase. Read our guide here...Comment on Facebook
Curious about what's happening in the world and how it's affecting investments? The latest Between the Lines is here and looking at gas prices and mortgage approvals being at record lows. ... See MoreSee Less
Between the Lines: October 2023 | Quilter
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Between the Lines: cold front for energy bills, government bonds sell-off, and UK property market continues to shiver.Comment on Facebook
Some home buyers are considering smaller properties and longer-term mortgages as affordability is squeezed, according to two surveys. ... See MoreSee Less
Home buyers choosing smaller properties and 35-year mortgages
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House prices fall but some young buyers are considering smaller homes and longer-term loans, surveys suggest.Comment on Facebook