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Big Bank Savers Urged to Move Money for Better Rates

Money experts warn savers with major high street banks like Nationwide, Lloyds, and NatWest could be missing out on far better interest rates offered by online providers. Discover the top accounts now.

NatWest cuts savings rates from January 19

NatWest is reducing interest rates on multiple savings accounts from January 19, following the Bank of England's base rate cut. Savers are urged to review their options.

HSBC cuts mortgage rates, brokers predict rate war

HSBC announces sweeping reductions to residential and buy-to-let mortgage rates from January 5, 2026. Brokers welcome the move, predicting a potential rate war and deals below 3.5%. Read the latest.

NatWest's £780 Savings Challenge for 2026

NatWest urges UK households to save £780 in 2026 with a monthly savings challenge. Martin Lewis' team also offers a 1p-a-day plan to save nearly £668. Start your financial year right.

NatWest cuts interest rates for UK customers

NatWest informs customers of reduced savings interest rates, effective 19 January. The move follows the Bank of England's base rate decision. Learn what it means for your money.

Mortgage Rates to Fall Below 3.5% in 2026

UK mortgage rates are predicted to tumble, with sub-3.5% deals on the horizon as lenders compete. First-time buyers and those remortgaging could see major savings. Read the full analysis.

NatWest 1p Challenge: Save £668 in a Year

NatWest promotes a simple 1p daily savings challenge, endorsed by Martin Lewis, that can grow to £667.95 in a year. Learn how small daily steps can build a significant nest egg.

Mortgage shock for 4.5 million UK households

Nearly half of UK mortgage holders will see bills rise by £768 a year as fixed deals expire. The Bank of England warns of payment shocks despite recent rate cuts.

Nationwide £50 Cheque Deadline: Cash in by Jan 1

Nationwide Building Society warns customers to cash £50 'Thank You' cheques by January 1, 2026. Millions received the one-off payment, but paper cheques must be deposited urgently.

UK GDP growth slows to 0.1% in Q3

The UK economy slowed sharply between July and September, with GDP growth of just 0.1%. A slump in car manufacturing and falling household savings highlight the pressures. Read the full analysis.

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