Bank of England

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has today maintained the base rate at 4.75%.

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has left base interest rates unchanged at 4.75%.

House prices climbed again in January in comparison to the end of last year, but the average price of a UK property continued to fall a fraction, says Nationwide.

BANKS AND building societies shielded borrowers from the full impact of rising base rates this year but made their money by cutting the gains for savers, says the Daily Telegraph .

Latest findings from a Bank of England survey reveals the UK's debt level is at a level which consumers can manage at present.

The Financial Services Authority is expected to extract around £190m in compensation for investors who incurred losses in split-capital investment trusts, the Daily Telegraph reported over the weekend.

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has kept the UK base interest rate at 4.75%, as predicted by the City.

The Actuarial Profession has welcomed suggestions from the Bank of England to issue longevity bonds in response to the current pensions debate.

The Bank of England left the key interest rate unchanged at 4.75% today - a decision widely expected by the market.

Members of the Monetary Policy Committee voted 9-0 to keep the base rate unchanged at 4.75% earlier this month, minutes reveal.