UK credit card borrowing soars to highest monthly level since 2004

Credit card borrowing in the UK soared in November to its highest monthly level since 2004 amid mounting pressure on households from the cost of…

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Bank of England interest rate rise – what it means for borrowers and savers

The Bank of England has once again raised interest rates – this time by 0.5 percentage points – taking the base rate to 3.5%. This…

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Worried about bills? Here’s a financial survival plan

This week’s bumper interest rate rise will further turn the screw on many households by pushing up borrowing costs, just as soaring food prices have…

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What does the Bank of England interest rate rise mean for you?

The Bank of England has voted to raise interest rates by 0.5 percentage points to 1.75% as the UK battles to prevent inflation running out…

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Britons cut spending on streaming services amid cost-of-living squeeze

Britons slashed spending on subscriptions to services such as Netflix and Disney+ in April as cash-strapped households made cutbacks where they could, card transactions show.…

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Britons slow credit card spending and increase savings – for now

Borrowing on credit cards and short-term loans slowed in January to its lowest growth rate since September 2021 as the Omicron variant discouraged consumers from…

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