Another major bank is cutting rates across its mortgage deals. From tomorrow, NatWest is lowering rates by as much as 0.36 percentage points. Last week, the Bank of England cut interest rates ...

Senior economists at the Bank of England will announce later on Thursday ... The base rate helps dictate how expensive it is to take out a mortgage or a loan, while it also influences the interest ...

Mortgages under 4 per cent have returned to the borrowing market after the Bank of England slashed its rates last week. Santander said that from Thursday, borrowers will be able to apply for one ...

More than 30 banks and building societies have slashed interest on savings accounts following the Bank of England base rate ... returns on their deposits, mortgage holders are seeing some positive ...

We explain what the Bank of England's decision to cut rates to 4.5 per cent means for your mortgage and savings - and whether rates will be cut again soon. Back in 1989, I bought a flat with my ...

The Bank of England's base rate is what it charges other lenders to borrow money. This influences what lenders then charge their customers for loans such as mortgages, as well as the interest rate ...

Mortgages remain more expensive than they were a couple of years ago, but the Bank of England's recent cuts to the base rate have resulted in rates falling. Currently, the average two-year fixed ...

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