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23rd January 2020
The Moneyfacts Weekly Product News is a round-up of the latest products or rate changes to hit the consumer finance market this week.
The Moneyfacts Weekly Product News is a round-up of the latest products or rate changes to hit the consumer finance market this week.
23rd January 2020
This week hopes of a highly competitive ISA season were dampened with the news that average cash ISA rates are at their lowest levels since 2018
This week hopes of a highly competitive ISA season were dampened with the news that average cash ISA rates are at their lowest levels since 2018
22nd January 2020
The Government has unveiled a 10-year plan that aims to help millions of consumers struggling financially
The Government has unveiled a 10-year plan that aims to help millions of consumers struggling financially
22nd January 2020
Lloyds Banking Group and TSB are the latest banks to announce changes to their overdraft fees, which will see some borrowers being charged 49.9% for going into their overdraft
Lloyds Banking Group and TSB announce changes to their overdraft fees, which will see some borrowers being charged 49.9% for going into their overdraft
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