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The Bank of England has opted once again to hold the base rate at 5.25% in its fourth consecutive pause. We explain how this affects homeowners and savers.
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Savers could soon be in a position where the best one-year bond and the best easy-access accounts pay the same interest - but experts say they shouldn't write off fixed rates.
With savings rates soaring, tax-free Individual Savings Accounts, or Isas, are a more valuable part of a savers' armoury than they have been for years.