Interest Rates Cut UK: Bank of England Slash Rates From 4.25% to 4% in Home Mortgage Holder Boost

Savings rates fall after base rate cut – here are the best deals on the market

The top fixed savings rates are continuing to fall following the Bank of England’s base rate cut earlier this week but experts say savers still have room to beat inflation – if they’re willing to shop around.According to the latest figures from Moneyfactscompare.co.uk, the top one-year fixed savings rate dipped again this month, now paying 4.5 per cent. This is down from 5.4 per cent a year ago. Meanwhile, the leading five-year fix stands at 4.6…

Bank of England rate: mortgage relief as Bank of England cuts rate to 4% - what change means for you

Homeowners could see welcome savings on repayments, but savers may need to act fast 📉

Interest rates: Why have they been cut and what does it mean?

Here the PA news agency looks at what the decision means and what the Bank expects to happen to the economy.

Bank interest rates: Bank of England rate cut will ‘fuel momentum’ in property market, say experts

There is positivity around the property market, according to experts, following today’s Bank of England interest rate cut - here’s what it means for mortgages.

Thousands of Brits given £346 off mortgage repayments immediately - The Mirror

A cut in interest rates will mean the 590,000 people with a base-rate tracker mortgage will see borrowing costs fall from tomorrow, August 8. That could equate to £346 annually

What the interest rates cut means for mortgages, pensions and savings

Changes to the Bank's base rate can affect mortgage and savings rates.