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After a decade in the doldrums, savings rates are finally on the up. But where best to put your cash and can it really come close to inflation?

Experts say mini-budget has fed ‘sense of mounting dread’ into market with sales likely to plunge

Women are less likely to have switched their savings account than men, according to Hargreaves Lansdown.

Analysts expect more financial jitters after Bank of England ends intervention, while new chancellor tries to project calm

London (AFP) - Britain's housing market has been rocked by the UK government's costly budget, as retail banks pull mortgage rates in anticipation of more costly products, sparking fears of tumbling home prices.

Mortgage experts say there is no telling what the future holds for mortgage rates, but that prices are likely to rise over the coming months and that shopping around is crucial

A tracker mortgage is already about £210 per month more expensive on average than it was before base rate increases started last December.

Interest rates are rising, house prices are up, and a new stamp duty tax has just been announced - so what does this mean for first-time buyers and home movers?

A raft of tax cuts unveiled on Friday last week have prompted concerns

A tracker mortgage is already about £210 per month more expensive on average than it was before base rate increases started last December.

The Government has unveiled a raft of tax cuts as part of plans to drive up growth during the cost-of-living crisis.