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BANK OF ENGLAND RAISES RATES AND SIGNALS MORE TO COME AS INFLATION PROVES STICKY

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Unemployment is very low and wages are rising, but signs of weakness are emerging - particularly in employers’ preference for temporary staff over permanent hiring. As the Bank of England has conceded that inflation will remain higher for longer markets now expect several more hikes before it is ready to pause for reflection.

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Return of the 100% mortgage

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Skipton has just brought back in the 100 per cent mortgage. You must have proof of rent paid for 12 months in a row within the last 18 months, along with the household bills and you can’t have any credit issues.

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‘CENTRAL BANKS RAISE RATES AGAIN AS THE US FED SIGNALS IT IS REACHING THE END OF THE ROAD’

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The sell-off in US banks resumed following the collapse of another regional bank. Last week First Republic reported the scale of deposit outflows in the first quarter and this spooked investors and caused a further outflow of deposits. By Monday it has been seized by US regulators and sold to JP Morgan Chase.

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Preparing for the unexpected or inevitable

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"Not having a will is just…. well…I can’t describe the pain. Just go for it. Not having a will at all is also very expensive, let alone an irreparable family break up." Peter McGahan

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‘CALL FOR WAGE RESTRAINT IS BADLY RECEIVED AS BIG BRANDS HIKE PRICES TO PROTECT THEIR PROFITS’

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Consumer businesses with strong brands are continuing to benefit from the ability to pass on rising costs to their customers. Despite rising wages and input costs, companies including Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, Procter & Gamble, Unilever and Nestle all declared higher profits in the first quarter as they passed on above inflation increases to consumers.

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Mortgage apathy can cost £160,000

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If a customer took out a standard variable rate, for 25 years, for example, the best rate with an independent broker could save you £160,800 over that term, versus a typical high street lender.

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