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Natwest and Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) are both launching a regular savings account on Monday that pays a fixed 5% before tax for a year.
22 July 2009
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Savers have received another lift with the introduction of three best-buy accounts today.
17 July 2009
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Savers can lock-in an interest rate of 5% for up to five years and still have some access to their money.
13 July 2009
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The Bank of England today announced it is holding the base rate at 0.5% for the fourth consecutive month.
9 July 2009
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Homeowners and first-time buyers looking for a mortgage have seen a sharp rise in the cost of fixed-rate mortgage deals over recent weeks.
4 July 2009
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Alliance & Leicester has launched the joint-top mass market savings account that gives you penalty-free access to your cash.
3 July 2009
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Banks are raising easy access savings rates. Though they are still low historically, the best accounts pay over six times more than the 0.5% base rate.
1 July 2009
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The cost of living in the UK is still falling, for some, according to Government inflation figures announced today.
16 June 2009
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Banks and building societies have hit savers by cutting rates in line with recent base rate drops. However, they've failed to cut borrowing rates accordingly, a report reveals today.
2 June 2009
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The UK economy is officially in a deflationary state for the first time in almost 50 years. That means the cost of living is falling.
21 April 2009

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