The Bank of England has held interest rates at 4.5% as it continues to tread carefully amid fears or resurgent inflation.

Here’s how the central bank’s interest rate stance influences car loans, credit cards, mortgages, savings and student loans.

For many, 2025 has felt like a financial pressure cooker. Inflation may be easing, but prices are still high. Borrowing ...

The Bank of England has today maintained the base rate at 4.5%. The Bank's nine-person Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted ...

When rates go down, we'll see the opposite. At its most recent policy meeting, the Federal Reserve held the federal funds ...

Money market funds typically invest in short-term, highly liquid assets like Treasuries and bank CDs. The average variable ...

Rates on 15-year new purchase loans moved the other way last week, giving up 2 basis points to end last week at a 5.88% ...

Even though the central bank held rates steady at the last few meetings, average annual percentage rates have eased. The ...

The Spring Statement only offered silence on pensions, with no policy changes or updates unveiled by Ms Reeves. That’s ...

The base rate influences what you're charged to borrow money - for example, if you have a mortgage or loan - as well as the ...