Cheapest mortgage rates could 'vanish' after inflation climbs to 3%
Some mortgage deals dipped below 4 per cent earlier this month, but experts say these may end up being short lived
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Inflation rises to 3% - what it means for your mortgage, pension and more
Inflation has risen again after falling in last month's reading - it is at the highest level in 10 months
Read MoreWorld Health Book Gives Statistics on Life, Death
GENEVA — A Frenchman is more likely to die from an accidental fall than a car crash. Japan has the lowest cancer death rate of all industrialized...
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Finally mortgage rates are available starting with ‘three’ - as major lender brings out sub-4% offer
Britain’s biggest building society is chopping some of its mortgage rates to sub-four per cent levels. Nationwide Building Society will be reducing...
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‘Use it or lose it’ bank account warning ahead of crucial ISA deadline in weeks – where’s the best place fo...
EACH year, savers can put up to £20,000 into a tax-free ISA, with the allowance resetting again on April 6. However, Chancellor Rachel Reeves is...
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New sub-4% mortgage rate released by UK's biggest building society
Britain’s biggest building society is chopping some of its mortgage rates to sub-four per cent levels. Nationwide will be reducing rates by up to...
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Why South Korea’s birth rate increased for first time in a decade post COVID pandemic
South Korea’s birth rate increased for the first time in nine years in 2024. Some 238,300 babies were born last year, an increase of 8,300 from a...
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Bank of Japan raises interest rates to highest level in 17 years
Stronger wages have contributed to the decision by Japan's central bank to raise rates to about 0.5%. The BOJ reiterated that it may in the future...
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Savers could have trebled their money by opting for stocks and shares ISA
Stocks and shares ISAs generally outperform cash ISAs over long periods of time
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The labor market needs the first US rate cut to happen in March, Goldman says
The Federal Reserve should cut interest rates in March because there are downside risks to the labor market, according to Goldman Sachs economist...
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