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Three local companies were presented with an award from Mayor Councillor Andrew Hallett last week. They were Institution, Food Weighouse-Bedale and the Skipton Building Society. A spokesperson for the Litter Busters said the awards were for the selfless assistance given to help keep the town clean and tidy. They added: “The Weighouse have helped us a lot over the last three and a half years and held on to things for us, advertised and pointed people our way. The Skipton have given us grants, provided us with bulbs and sent staff out regularly to pick with us. Institution got our hi-vis for us with our logo, have baked and provided much needed coffee. We also wanted to say thank you to Standard studio (www.facebook.com/standardstudio1) for the awards.”
Reseller News Join Reseller News Sign up to gain exclusive access to email subscriptions, event invitations, competitions, giveaways, and much more.Sign up now Jade Software reports 2020 revenue slide, but also signs of revival Christchurch-based Jade Software is continuing to invest in its core and new products. Charlotte Walshe - CEO, Jade Software Credit: Supplied Jade Software s revenue to the end of December 2020 continued to fall, according to the annual report of Jade s UK-based owner, Skipton Building Society. Total revenue fell by £1.5 million, or close to NZ$3 million using an averaged exchange rate, as the economic environment impacted its growth in new customers , Skipton reported.
A year on from the first base rate cut: Why have fixed mortgage rates inched higher and saving deals fallen drastically? The Bank of England cut the base rate twice in 8 days last March in a drastic step Since then, savings rates have tumbled but mortgage rates have not Deals popular with first-time buyers have actually gone up in some cases Big banks profits have plummeted as they had to set aside billions to cover bad loans and they have seen their margins squeezed by the base rate cut
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Both Lloyds Bank and Santander had the lowest rate in the two year fixed remortgage charts this week. Lloyds Bank offers 1.09% (3.2% APRC) fixed until 31 May 2023, which then reverts to 3.59%. This deal is available to those looking for a 60% loan-to-value and a minimum loan of £250,000. It charges £1,499 in product fees and comes with the incentives of free valuations, no legal fees and £200 cashback. Santander offers 1.09% (3.0% APRC) fixed until 2 May 2023 and then reverts to 3.35%. This deal is available at a 60% LTV and a minimum loan of £350,000 must be borrowed. It charges £1,499 in product fees and comes with the incentive of free valuations to a maximum of £1,190 for those in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, or £95 towards valuation fees for those in Scotland, as well as £250 cashback on completion or free legal fees.