Currently, the price cap is set at £1,738, which applies to a home with average energy use, on a variable-rate energy tariff ...

Have never changed your energy supplier Have previously switched to a fixed rate tariff that has now ended Your energy supplier has gone bust and you’re now with a new supplier Standard variable ...

The Bank of England's decision to drop the base rate last week means mortgages are going to get cheaper for some more ...

Data provided by The Energy Shop. Some energy suppliers offer tariffs that deviate from the standard variable or fixed options. These could well be of interest depending on your circumstances, but ...

At present, the price cap is set at £1,738, which applies to a home with average energy use, on a variable-rate energy tariff ...

The future of interest rate pricing remains unpredictable, but sticky inflation and wider economic uncertainty could limit ...

Homeowners on a standard variable rate (SVR) could save over £5,000 a year by switching to a fixed rate, a mortgage broker ...

Major UK mortgage lenders have moved swiftly to reduce their rates following the Bank of England's decision to cut the base ...

Homeowners approaching the end of their current mortgage deals may be wondering whether to sign up for a fixed rate or a variable one in hopes that a better rate will become available soon. The Bank ...

Energy deals come in two basic types: fixed or variable. Which one would suit you better will depend on how much certainty you want over the price you pay. Often also called standard tariffs, they ...

Santander has become one of the first UK high street banks to lower rates on savings accounts and mortgages in response to ...

MORTGAGE lenders have swiftly reduced their rates following the Bank of England’s decision to lower the base rate to 4.5% ...