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Savings protection during an economic recession is important. Interest rate cuts can mean that savings fall in real terms. Does a capital-protected FTSE tracker help?

The Bank of England cut interest rates on 5 March 2009 to 0.5%, down from 1%. Plans were also unveiled to buy £75bn worth of assets to help revive the economy.

Personal loan rates and the cost of borrowing are set to rise against a backdrop of falling interest rates. Banks restrict lending because of the risk of loan defaults.

As of October 7, Australians will be paying 0.25% more in interest after the Reserve Bank of Australia raised the cash rate from 3.00% to 3.25%.

Bank base rate tracker mortgages are an effective way to save on monthly repayments. They are amongst the best mortgage deals on the market.

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Start managing and organizing your family's finances with these simple household budget categories.

Is a discount mortgage, tracker mortgage, fixed-rate mortgage, standard variable rate mortgage or interest-only mortgage the right choice? Find out more.

Variable interest rate loans, fixed rate loans, split loans, capped loans and home equity loans are major types of home loan products in the Australian mortgage market.

The continual tightening of lending criteria has already limited your choice of lender, but should you go to a bank or non-bank?