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March inflation falls to 3.2% but still remains higher than expected

By Harvey Kambo
2 min Read 17 Apr 2024
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) announced that inflation sits at 3.2% for the year to March 2024, a 0.2%...

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Chase introduces 'bonus' savings rate for some customers - Who is eligible?

By Stela Gineva
3 min Read 16 Apr 2024
The Chase saver account now comes with a boosted rate of 1% AER for eligible existing customers. The bonus rate...

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Best of the Sunday papers' MONEY sections

By Liam Fahy
1 min read 14 Apr 2024
14th April 2024 Sunday Express Interest rates explained: What rises and plunges mean for savings and investment British Savings Bond...

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Emergency Budget 2015 in bullet points

By Liam Fahy
1 min Read 08 Jul 2015
Emergency Budget 2015 key points On 8th July Chancellor George Osborne delivered his first Budget since the election. This Budget was not influenced by being part of a coalition, as in recent Budgets, and was expected to deliver more austerity in an attempt to balance the books. Here are the...

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Budget 2015 bullet point summary

By Liam Fahy
1 min Read 18 Mar 2015
Budget 2015 bullet point summary George Osborne has unveiled his final Budget before the general election. So what was in this year's budget and what will this mean for you. Income tax Personal allowance is to go up from £10,000 to £10,600 this year (which was previously announced), £10,800 in...

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Autumn Statement 2014: The Key Points

By Liam Fahy
1 min read 03 Dec 2014
Autumn Statement 2014: The Key Points Here are the main points that affect your finances as announced in the Chancellor George Osborne's Autumn Statement. Taxation Stamp Duty A full overhaul of Stamp Duty rates by charging duty only on the portion of the property value that falls within each band,...

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