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2nd May 2024

Each week the Moneyfactscompare.co.uk content team round up and discuss the very best savings rates available in the UK. Compare and apply today.

Longer-term fixed bonds inch higher as leading rates remain stable.

Mortgage approvals rise but market remains difficult

1st May 2024

The number of net mortgage approvals rose in April, reaching its highest level since September 2022. However, the market remains difficult for borrowers.

The number of net mortgage approvals rose in April, reaching its highest level since September 2022.

The best UK residential mortgage rates this week

1st May 2024

Each week the Moneyfactscompare.co.uk content team round up the very best mortgage rates available in the UK. Compare and apply today.

House prices fall month-on-month as major lenders increase rates.

The best cash ISA rates this week

30th April 2024

Each week the Moneyfactscompare.co.uk content team round up and discuss the very best ISA rates available in the UK. Compare and apply today.

Market-leading ISA rates hold steady this week, despite average rates dropping throughout the month.

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A comprehensive guide to inheritance tax

Knowing what to do with an inheritance is vital if you want to make the most if it - find out more in our guide to managing money form an inheritance.

What is the 2024/25 ISA allowance?
...and how does it work?

Find out the ISA rules and limits for the 2024/25 tax-year, and how they may impact your savings.

How are my savings taxed in the UK?

Every basic rate taxpayer in the UK currently has a PSA of £1,000, which means the first £1,000 of savings interest earned in a year is tax-free and you only have to pay tax on savings interest above this.

Every basic rate taxpayer in the UK currently has a PSA of £1,000, which means the first £1,000 of savings interest earned in a year is tax-free.

What is a cooling off period? What are my rights?

A cooling off period is a number of days, usually 14, that allows you to change your mind about a purchase or contract you completed from a distance. Find out when this applies and how it works.

A cooling off period is a number of days, usually 14, that allows you to change your mind about a purchase or contract you completed from a distance.

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