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Credit card and loan repayment holidays extended as £6bn debt mountain piles up

The financial watchdog has told banks and credit providers to extend "payment holidays" on overdrafts, loans and credit cards until October to help those ...

By FreetrialJune 27, 20240

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How pension freedoms are dragging down savings rates for all

Worried pensioners are diverting their retirement pots into cash at a record pace, losing out on potentially better returns and dragging down savings ...

By FreetrialJune 25, 20240

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More pain for savers as rates fall to record lows

Savers have a fight on their hands to make any return on their money as average interest rates fall to their lowest levels on ...

By FreetrialJune 25, 20240

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Premium Bonds: record payouts, but here's why you should save elsewhere

Premium Bonds paid out a record number of times in 2018, but experts have warned people not to be seduced by the success ...

By FreetrialJune 23, 20240

Bonds Advice

New danger for LCF investors as fraudsters target scandal victims

Investors who have already lost thousands of pounds in the collapse of failed “mini-bond” provider London Capital & Finance (LCF) are now being ...

By FreetrialJune 21, 20240

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Homeowners can turn their property into a cash machine with new flexible mortgage

NatWest has become the first high street bank to launch a flexible mortgage since the financial crisis as lenders look for new ways ...

By FreetrialJune 20, 20240

Savings accounts

One fifth of pensioners cut off from best savings deals

The over-65s are cut off from the best savings deals because the top paying accounts are increasingly only accessible for online banking customers. ...

By FreetrialJune 19, 20240

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Premium bond savers could face further rate drop from NS&I

Rates could be cut for the millions of savers with money squirreled away in premium bonds after last week’s Budget, industry experts have ...

By FreetrialJune 19, 20240

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Fears for first-time buyers as banks withdraw mortgages to customers with small deposits

Young homeowners and first-time buyers face being locked out of the mortgage market after banks announced major restrictions on lending to customers with small deposits. ...

By FreetrialJune 18, 20240

Savings accounts

More than 96pc of those eligible for Government saving scheme missing out on £1,200

More than 96pc of those eligible for a Government savings scheme are missing out on £1,200 each, new figures reveal. Help to Save ...

By FreetrialJune 17, 20240

Credit card and loan repayment holidays extended as £6bn debt mountain piles up

How pension freedoms are dragging down savings rates for all

More pain for savers as rates fall to record lows

Premium Bonds: record payouts, but here's why you should save elsewhere

New danger for LCF investors as fraudsters target scandal victims

Homeowners can turn their property into a cash machine with new flexible mortgage

One fifth of pensioners cut off from best savings deals

Premium bond savers could face further rate drop from NS&I

Fears for first-time buyers as banks withdraw mortgages to customers with small deposits

More than 96pc of those eligible for Government saving scheme missing out on £1,200

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