The Bank of England's interest rate cut is likely to bring relief to borrowers, businesses and hard-pressed consumers across the country.

A slew of high-street banks including HSBC, Natwest, Lloyds, Halifax, and Santander have confirmed to the Mirror they will ...

When the base rate changes, it has an impact on your borrowing and saving, as banks and lenders will update their interest ...

The Bank of England has cut interest rates from 4.5% to 4.25%, meaning the average homeowner on a tracker mortgage will see ...

The Bank of England should slow its cycle of interest-rate cuts as inflation and wage growth continue above target, its chief ...

The theory behind increasing interest rates to tackle inflation is that by making borrowing more expensive, more people will cut back on spending and that leads to demand for goods falling and price ...

and tracker mortgages will benefit within days. The Bank of England reduced its base rate from 4.5% to 4.25% today in a widely expected move. The base rate influences interest rates that lenders ...

Homeowners may be eying fresh mortgage deals after the Bank of England's cut ... “The latest interest rate decision will certainly deliver some spring cheer to those households still trying to get ...

Bank of England Chief Economist Huw Pill said on Tuesday that he was worried that inflation in Britain could prove stronger than expected by the central bank and interest rates might need to stay ...

Homeowners may be eying fresh mortgage deals after the Bank of England ... interest rate decision will certainly deliver some spring cheer to those households still trying to get budgets back on ...

There is certainly scope for further cuts, but it is not a case of ‘what goes up must come down’. The Bank of England has ...

There is also potentially a growing case for choosing a tracker mortgage given that interest rates are widely expected to fall further over the coming 12 months. Yesterday, the Bank of England cut ...