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Podcast: Remortgaging in the cost-of-living crisis
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Inflation dropped to 2.3% in April meaning prices are still rising but at a lower pace than the previous month.
Having a credit card can be costly if you don’t use it correctly. Here are some of the mistakes people make which can create problems down the line
As much as £253 billion of money is sitting in people’s bank and building society accounts paying no interest, data from the Bank of England shows.
Cash stuffing is the latest money saving trend to hit social media – but it’s actually just a way of going to back to budgeting basics. Here’s all you need to know
When it comes to parking tickets, or Penalty Charge Notices (PCNs), there are certain hotspots in the UK where drivers are more likely to be stung.
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- Inflation-beating savings accounts: More choice for savers
As many as nine in 10 savings accounts now offer inflation-beating interest rates, which provide savers with real returns on their deposits.
- Billions of our money is not earning interest: Advice for savers
As much as £253 billion of money is sitting in people’s bank and building society accounts paying no interest, data from the Bank of England shows.
- Cash stuffing: What is it and will it help you save money?
Cash stuffing is the latest money saving trend to hit social media – but it’s actually just a way of going to back to budgeting basics. Here’s all you need to know
Household Bills
- Energy price cap cut by 7% but will bill payers be better off?
Energy prices are to fall in July after Ofgem announced it was reducing the price cap by 7%.
- General election 2024 – what will it mean for your finances?
A general election has been called and the nation will go to the polls on 4 July. How will the announcement and potential change of government impact your finances? Let’s find out…
- Cash stuffing: What is it and will it help you save money?
Cash stuffing is the latest money saving trend to hit social media – but it’s actually just a way of going to back to budgeting basics. Here’s all you need to know
Cards & Loans
- Four common credit card mistakes and how to avoid them
Having a credit card can be costly if you don’t use it correctly. Here are some of the mistakes people make which can create problems down the line
- Perks on offer to current account switchers in April
Banking customers looking to switch current accounts are being advised on what features to look out for after several providers pulled their free cash incentives.
- Ticket scams: How festival-goers can spot a fraudulent seller
Festival and concert goers looking for last minute tickets to summer events are be urged to watch out for fraudulent sellers, as new data reveals £6.7 million was lost to ticket fraud last year.
Retirement & Pensions
- General election 2024 – what will it mean for your finances?
A general election has been called and the nation will go to the polls on 4 July. How will the announcement and potential change of government impact your finances? Let’s find out…
- A third of Gen-X are ‘unlikely to retire’: Find out why
Is the idea of retirement a firm life goal or are you planning to work well beyond pensionable age?
- How financial advice can help you save, invest and build a pension
Are you wondering if it’s worth getting financial advice? Then this is the podcast for you. In our latest episode of The Money Pages Podcast we quiz a financial adviser on what he does and how helps people with their pensions, investments and other money matters
Insurance
- Parking fines: Councils issuing the most (and least) fines
When it comes to parking tickets, or Penalty Charge Notices (PCNs), there are certain hotspots in the UK where drivers are more likely to be stung.
- Car ownership costs and how to plan your motoring budget
New drivers are being offered advice on how to budget and prepare for car ownership after a survey revealed many cannot afford the commitment themselves.
- Car insurance: How much could you save by paying upfront?
It’s no secret car insurance premiums have soared in the last two years.
Investments
- Billions of our money is not earning interest: Advice for savers
As much as £253 billion of money is sitting in people’s bank and building society accounts paying no interest, data from the Bank of England shows.
- How financial advice can help you save, invest and build a pension
Are you wondering if it’s worth getting financial advice? Then this is the podcast for you. In our latest episode of The Money Pages Podcast we quiz a financial adviser on what he does and how helps people with their pensions, investments and other money matters
- The valuable books worth a ‘small fortune’ to collectors
Do you have childhood memories of reading a vintage copy of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory? Or maybe you have kept your much-loved Harry Potter collection to return to when in need of a comfort read.
Mortgages & Home
- Podcast: Remortgaging in the cost-of-living crisis
Is your fixed-rate mortgage deal coming to an end? Are you worried about moving to a much higher rate than you are used to? The latest Money Pages podcast has just the information you need...
- General election 2024 – what will it mean for your finances?
A general election has been called and the nation will go to the polls on 4 July. How will the announcement and potential change of government impact your finances? Let’s find out…
- What does falling inflation mean for your mortgage?
Inflation dropped to 2.3% in April meaning prices are still rising but at a lower pace than the previous month.
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