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Landlords plan £74 monthly rent increase ahead of Renters’ Rights Bill

4 days ago | yourmoney.com | Samantha Partington

More than 40% of landlords plan to increase rents in response to measures due to be introduced by the Renters’ Rights Bill, adding £74 per month to tenants’ costs. A survey by buy-to-let (BTL) lender Landbay revealed landlords’ plans to protect their businesses before the bill – which will increase protections for renters and make it tougher for landlords to force evictions and increase rents – is made law.
Current account 'savers' missing out on interest

4 days ago | yourmoney.com | Rosie Murray-West

Current account holders are missing out on billions of pounds of interest because they are not moving their spare money into higher-paying savings accounts. Data analysis from savings app Spring shows that 8.3 million current accounts in the UK contain over £10,000, and four-fifths of those are earning no interest. Over a million accounts contained balances of over £50,000, the analysis shows.
TikTok food is being sold without allergen info

4 days ago | yourmoney.com | Rosie Murray-West

An investigation into TikTok food retailers showed that these shops are selling food without listing allergens, putting consumers at risk. A BBC investigation has found people selling snacks and sweets on the social media app without highlighting the presence of the 14 main allergens, prompting a charity to warn consumers off the stores. Simon Williams, chief executive of Anaphylaxis UK, said: “If the ingredient and allergen information isn’t there, don’t buy it.
Which?'s summer deals include Samsung phone and new-style barbecue

4 days ago | yourmoney.com | Rosie Murray-West

Consumer group Which? has announced its best deals for June, with top picks for those wanting to buy a new phone, Kindle, barbecue or tablet. Those focused on new tech can pick up a Samsung Galaxy S24 FE for £449 from AO.com. The average price for the mobile has been £622 for the past six months, the company said. Which? said the phone, which is the cheapest in Samsung’s flagship range, was less than a year old, but was already seeing some “superb” deals.
Rise in cost of moderate retirement highlights need to save

4 days ago | yourmoney.com | Rosie Murray-West

The cost of a moderately comfortable retirement has risen by £400, although those who are satisfied with the bare minimum will require less money to achieve it, figures have shown.
Building societies offer more low deposits with better pricing than wider market

4 days ago | yourmoney.com | Anna Sagar

Building societies have a higher number of products, higher loan to values (LTVs) and lower pricing than the wider market, a report has found. According to research from Moneyfacts, average two- and five-year fixed rates at 90% and 95% LTV offered by building societies tend to be lower than the wider market. Two-year fixed rates at 90% and 95% LTV are priced at 5.2% and 5.41%, which is lower than the wider market averages of 5.5% at 90% LTV and 5.61% at 95% LTV.
NatWest returns to private ownership after 17 years

5 days ago | yourmoney.com | Shekina Tuahene

Posted: 02/06/2025 Updated: 02/06/2025 The Government has sold its remaining shares in NatWest Group, some 17 years after the bank was bailed out with £45.5bn during the global financial crisis. NatWest Group, formerly Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), is now completely privately owned and to date, £35bn has been returned to the Exchequer through share sales, dividends and fees.
Gross mortgage lending plummets by more than half in April

5 days ago | yourmoney.com | Shekina Tuahene

The value of gross mortgage lending completed in April fell significantly to £16.9bn, down from £39.9bn in March, data from the central bank showed. According to the Bank of England’s Money and Credit report, this was the greatest fall in gross mortgage lending since June 2021. Gross repayments also declined from £23.7bn to £18.4bn month-on-month. The report also found a decrease in net borrowing of mortgage debt, which fell from £13.7bn the previous month to negative £800m in April.
Are you a June Premium Bonds millionaire?

5 days ago | yourmoney.com | Rosie Murray-West

The lucky winners of June’s Premium Bonds million-pound draw are from Edinburgh and Stockport, NS&I has announced. The first bond number drawn to win the jackpot this month was 103FE583469 and is held by a winner based in Stockport. The winner has a full holding of £50,000 in Premium Bonds and purchased their winning bond in November 2005. They are only the second jackpot winner from Stockport. This account holder has a holding of £25,361 and purchased the bond in July 2021.
Aldi freezes baby formula prices as costs soar

5 days ago | yourmoney.com | Rosie Murray-West

Budget supermarket Aldi has announced a price freeze on baby formula, as prices for the staple product continue to soar. Figures last month from the First Steps Nutrition Trust campaign group show that the cost of infant formula is close to historical highs, having fallen just 50p last year to £11.99 per tin, despite an investigation from the UK competition watchdog. The price of infant formula was £11.10 in 2021, while Aldi’s own-label formula costs £6.99.