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Track and fix hybrid mortgages could be the ideal choice for many homeowners in the UK, according to MyMortgageDirect. John Charcol recently claimed that December was the strongest month yet for the hybrid

BM Savings has unveiled a range of new Inflation Rate Bonds, following the success of a previous bond launched in January. The Inflation Rate Bonds are ideal for those seeking the best interest rates available,

Skipton Building Society has bolstered its savings range with a new competitive limited edition e-bond for online savers. Those looking for the best savings rates may wish to check out the new one-year

Sainsbury's has launched a set of three new fixed-rate savings accounts for the first time offering customers very competitive savings interest rates. The accounts are available in one, two or three

Santander has launched a new range of fixed-rate bonds, news which may interest consumers looking for the best savings interest rates. The high street bank will pay up to 3.75 per cent interest on consumers'

Choosing between a tracker and fixed-rate mortgage is always a personal decision, one financial expert has indicated. Nigel Pascoe, director of lending at Skipton International, said the guarantee of a

Over half of all investors have their money stored as cash, according to the Fair Investment Company. The firm reports that 25 per cent of investors are happy with their savings interest rates and will

The Co-operative Financial Services has added a new two-year fixed-rate deal to its mortgage range. Available through both the Co-operative Bank and Britannia, interest rates of 3.19 per cent are accessible

The Co-operative Financial Services has reduced its mortgage rates by up to 0.55 per cent, it has been announced. From Wednesday February 10th, customers of both Britannia and The Co-operative Bank will

Years ago debt management companies had a poor reputation. They were often seen as preying on vulnerable people, getting them to sign things they didnt quite understand and basically making a lot of money out of people who were in debt. But my, how times have changed!