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As interest rates have gone up today. the bank of england has increased rates to 4.5% from 4.25%. this is in an effort to try and curb the spiralling cost of living. our business reporter has more. the decision today could make it more expensive for homeowners who are repaying their mortgage, could even put off first time home buyers. it could also impact credit card and loan repayments. good news for savers with prices rising so high any money put away does not go as far. race across the world has reached the finish line. the show shows people competing in pairs to travel across canada withou...
Hour of the phone in on 5 live, bbc sounds, bbc two, bbc news and iplayer. so gather your thoughts and get in touch. the bank of england will announce its latest decision and on interest rates late in the day. we will bring it to you on bbc sounds, the radio, and iplayer. it is expected rates will rise about a quarter of a percentage point to 4.25%. those who remember british rail will remember interest rates a lot higher than that. but here we are. did we ever think we would be here? i think some of us did. the age of the low interest, never mind
Micro news, bbc two and iplayer. the financial markets reckon it is all but nailed on, a quarter percent rise from 4.25% to 4.5%. we are asking if you can afford it and what effect it will have on you. savers will not be displeased. what about cheryl in bromley and janice in enfield? jagjit is still with us as well, professorjagjit chadha, former bank of england adviser, giving us some good advice this morning. cheryl, hi. hello. 1 morning. cheryl, hi. hellm— morning. cheryl, hi. hello. ., ~ . , hello. i will talk to janice first, because this _ hello. i will talk to janice first, because th...