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Interest Rates & Inflation: Fed Holds Rates In Wake Of Disappointing US Prices Data - Vimarsana News

Interest Rates & Inflation: Fed Holds Rates In Wake Of Disappointing US Prices Data

12 June: Market Remains Hopeful For Rate Cut Later This Year The US Federal Reserve has held interest rates in a target range between 5.25% and 5.5%, a

Source: forbes.com
Interest Rates & Inflation: European Central Bank Keeps Interest Rates At Record Highs - Vimarsana News

Interest Rates & Inflation: European Central Bank Keeps Interest Rates At Record Highs

11 April: Hopes Rise For Summer Cut To Borrowing Costs The European Central Bank (ECB) has, as widely expected, left borrowing costs untouched across th

Source: forbes.com
Advisers do not believe NI cut will result in boost to pension investments - Vimarsana News

Advisers do not believe NI cut will result in boost to pension investments

Under a tenth (9%) of financial advisers believe the cut in National Insurance (NI) announced by chancellor Jeremy Hunt during the Spring Budget will lead to them investing more in pensions savings.

Advisers positive that Great British ISA will boost savings - Vimarsana News

Advisers positive that Great British ISA will boost savings

Advisers are positive about the impact of the proposed introduction of a Great British ISA and the resulting increased tax-free allowance on ISA saving levels, according to M&G Wealth.

Interest Rates & Inflation: US Price Data Puts Borrowing Costs 'Higher For Longer' - Vimarsana News

Interest Rates & Inflation: US Price Data Puts Borrowing Costs 'Higher For Longer'

13 February: Modest Fall Dashes Hopes Of Spring Rate Cut Headline US inflation dipped to 3.1% in the year to January 2024 - a smaller fall than forecast

Source: forbes.com