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Cover feature: Will the lender rate cut contest continue? – Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

Cover feature: Will the lender rate cut contest continue? – Mortgage Strategy

Kicking off 2024 with a rate war, lenders showed they meant business this year — much to the delight of borrowers and brokers. Now, the question on everyone’s mind is whether rates will continue to fall. While the rate cuts we have seen so far can be attributed to falling swap rates and the anticipation of interest

No. 1 Corn Market: From family home to international bank's premises - Vimarsana News

No. 1 Corn Market: From family home to international bank's premises

The High Wycombe branch of the HSBC bank has recently celebrated 100 years of serving the residents of the district, this therefore is an…

Heritage: 'There are two main banks in Romsey from 1830' - Vimarsana News

Heritage: 'There are two main banks in Romsey from 1830'

Once upon a time, lawyers would arrange for clients who had spare cash to lend it to people who needed to borrow it.

Energy bills 'set to fall by 15%' from April: Closely-watched forecast shows typical costs dropping to £1,635 a year in huge relief for Brits... and boost for hopes of interest rate cuts - Vimarsana News

Energy bills 'set to fall by 15%' from April: Closely-watched forecast shows typical costs dropping to £1,635 a year in huge relief for Brits... and boost for hopes of interest rate cuts

Closely-watched forecasts by Cornwall Insights show typical costs should drop to £1,635 a year, from the current level of £1,928.

Centrica posts fall in profits, Relx reports growth - Vimarsana News

Centrica posts fall in profits, Relx reports growth

London open The FTSE 100 is expected to open 45 points higher on Thursday, having closed up 0.75% on Wednesday at 7,568.40.