Articles Tagged With: Uk Economy

The rate of inflation fell dramatically by 0.6% between November and December 2011 but still remains high for UK households.

As Royal Bank of Scotland RBS updates the market on its Q3 performance Graham Spooner, investment research analyst at The Share Centre, explains what it means for investors.

People looking for cheap mortgages can be pleased that they are doing their bit to boost the economy. According to the British Property Federation BPF, the housing market contributes more to the UK economy

As Associated British Foods ABF reports figures in line with expectations for the second half of the financial year Nick Raynor, investment adviser at The Share Centre, explains what this means for investors.

Nick Raynor, investment adviser at The Share Centre, gives his thoughts on what to expect from companies announcing results w/c 12 September 2011.

In a blow to those seeking the best savings interest rates Bank of England has confirmed that the base rate will remain at 0.5 per cent. The Monetary Policy Committee MPC yesterday August 4th voted

It is likely to take five years for the UK economy to completely recover, people seeking the best savings interest rates have been told. According to the Confederation of British Industry's CBI latest

Those looking for cheap mortgages have been told that Brits are expecting house prices to rise. The new Halifax Housing Market Confidence Tracker has revealed that more individuals believe that house prices

Businesses looking for the best savings interest rates may wish to check out Santander's latest current account. The account, which is designed for small businesses, pays a fixed interest rate of five

Just 17 per cent of Brits are aware of new rules designed to protect savings held in bank or building society accounts, according to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme FSCS. The new rules, which

Consumers currently looking for cheap mortgage rates will be interested to hear that the Building Societies Association BSA has called for a government debate on the future shape of the mortgage market. The

A predicted double dip slump in the UK housing market could result in a tidal wave of homeowners reluctantly renting out their property and downsizing in a bid to seek a financially viable way of holding

Consumers in Wales are seeking to cut back on their monthly spending and put more money away for the future, it has been reported. According to the latest Principality Building Society Saving & Spending

A change of government this spring could potentially impact upon the availability of cheap mortgages and attractive savings interest rates, it has been claimed. Ray Boulger of independent mortgage adviser

Consumers need to be encouraged to save more following the recession, according to one MP. Mark Hoban, shadow financial secretary to the Treasury, said the UK economy has become too heavily reliant upon

Savers should take the opportunity to pay off debts on mortgages and credit cards if they are unwilling to put money away at present, it has been suggested. According to Martin Bamford, chartered financial

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