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When will UK interest rates fall further? Latest Bank of England predictions
The Bank of England held interest rates at 4% in September. With inflation on the rise, are the odds of another cut this year dwindling?
By Katie Williams Last updated
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Bank of England’s MPC votes to keep UK interest rates unchanged
UK interest rates have been held at 4% despite a weakening economy
By Dan McEvoy Last updated
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Families suffer £20,000 lost income growth – are you feeling the pinch?
Average incomes for working age families have increased by just 7% in the past two decades, research suggests
By Laura Miller Published
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UK jobs market continues to slow, but interest rate cut ‘ruled out’
The number of payrolled employees fell again in the latest labour market report, and regular wage growth continued to slow
By Katie Williams Last updated
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Key money dates for 2025/26
We run through the key dates and big money changes coming up this year and into 2026 that could affect your financial health
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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Will taxes rise further in the 2025 Autumn Budget?
Speculation about tax hikes is ramping up ahead of the Autumn Budget on 26 November, with rumours swirling about property and inheritance tax changes
By Katie Williams Last updated
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UK inflation: Consumer Prices Index release dates
The next UK inflation report will be published this week. What day does it come out and where are prices heading?
By Katie Williams Last updated
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'The City's big bet on green finance fails to pay out'
Opinion Insurers and banks are backing away from “green finance”, and there is not much sign of the green boom we were promised. That’s a problem for the City
By Matthew Lynn Published
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Why is English football thriving – and can it last?
What has gone so right for English football? The national team has found its feet; the Premier League is swimming in money and profits are soaring
By Simon Wilson Published