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Households falling into debt, as outstanding credit card balances soar - Vimarsana News

Households falling into debt, as outstanding credit card balances soar

Official figures from banking group UK Finance show that uncleared credit card balances rose by more than £4.1bn in the year to April.

Banking & Savings: NS&I Increase Pushes Top Fixed Interest Rate To 5.10% - Vimarsana News

Banking & Savings: NS&I Increase Pushes Top Fixed Interest Rate To 5.10%

What's the latest news from the banking and savings market? We monitor all the latest moves and keep you updated regularly with the key developments 13

Source: forbes.com
Banking & Savings: Rates Climb As FCA Challenges Providers To Improve Offers - Vimarsana News

Banking & Savings: Rates Climb As FCA Challenges Providers To Improve Offers

What's the latest news from the banking and savings market? We monitor all the latest moves and keep you updated regularly with the key developments 7 J

Source: forbes.com
How can lifelong renting be made more compatible with retirement saving? - Vimarsana News

How can lifelong renting be made more compatible with retirement saving?

Retired renters face huge costs but copying the system in some European countries is not the answer

Remortgage nightmare looms for UK homeowners – Hargreaves – Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

Remortgage nightmare looms for UK homeowners – Hargreaves – Mortgage Strategy

There’s a remortgage nightmare in store for millions of UK homeowners, according to research from Hargreaves Lansdown. Figures from a survey of 2,000 people by Opinium for Hargreaves Lansdown in May 2023 reveals that two in five people with a mortgage say their payments haven’t gone up since interest rates started