All news on the topic: Interest rates

Savers have been considered the winners of the rate rises as interest rates on savings accounts have risen alongside the base rate - but if the base rate falls, so will interest offered on savings

These include the size of the garden, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms - and even the location of the property, the research found

We've rounded up all the significant money changes that are scheduled to happen in the next 12 months, including increases to key bills, as well as the latest economic predictions

The cost of a five-year fixed-term mortgage has fallen below 4% after inflation came in lower-than-expected at 3.9% for the 12 months to November

Inflation measures how prices have changed over time and the Office for National Statistics (ONS) releases new data every month to show how the rate has changed

Over half of the British public polled in a recent survey admitted feeling anxious about affording Christmas gifts and food while more than 1.8 million are relying on loan sharks to get by

The Bank of England base rate, which influences the interest rates offered by banks and lenders, has remained at 5.25%

The base rate has now remained at 5.25% for the last three Bank of England meetings - we explain what it means for your mortgage, credit card and savings

According to the Bank of England's twice-yearly Financial Stability Report, a further 900,000 people could see an increase of more than £500 on their mortgage repayments

The Mirror has rounded up all the key financial dates you need to know for December, including when the DWP Christmas bonus will arrive and a key date for cost of living payments

Eight in ten say that owning their own property remains a priority for them - but just one in 10 believe they will meet this goal within the next 12 months, a study has found

Cost of living, student debt and inflation are all major concerns for Americans, leading some to cite half a million dollars as their required base salary for a happy life. However for others getting on the property ladder and buying a coffee is the price of contentment.

The public want an immigration system that is fair and compassionate, and they want a Government that is competent and respects the law - at the moment they have neither

The PM gloated 'we’ve done it' after the consumer prices index dropped last month, from 6.7% to 4.6% - but experts say the main reasons were nothing to do with the Government

Inflation is down from its peak of 11.1% a year ago - but is still higher than the 2% target set by the Bank of England, which has, until recently, been putting up interest rates

Analysts at financial services giant Morgan Stanley predict the base rate - which influences the interest rates charged by banks and lenders - could eventually drop down to 4.25%

The latest official data, up to March 2022, shows London increase its housing stock by 8% since Mr Khan took office in 2016, compared to just 6% for the rest of England

To help savers, the Mirror has worked out how much you could potentially earn in interest when saving into the accounts which are offering the highest interest rates right now

Ivanka Trump, daughter of former President Donald Trump, likely won't be coming to her father's rescue as she is set to testify in court on Wednesday in his $250 million fraud suit

Mortgage rates have come down in recent months but they're still more expensive compared to the types of deals we were used to seeing — this is bad for anyone coming off their fix

The Bank of England base rate, which influences the interest rates offered by banks and lenders, is currently at 5.25% after the Monetary Policy Committee kept it unchanged in September

The Bank of England has paused its base interest rate at 5.25% today - here we explain how the base rate affects your money - from mortgages to savings, and loans

From the Autumn Statement to the next Ofgem price cap announcement, November is set to be a busy month for personal finance news and updates - here is what you need to know

Terms such as LPA and conveyancing sound like another language for first-time buyers - making mortgages even more difficult to understand.

When one person in a relationship earns more than the other, how should you split the bills? One woman has revealed she thinks it's unfair to pay more than her partner unless they're married