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Liberation Day · United Kingdom

MPowered Mortgages cuts fixed mortgage rates for second time since "Liberation Day" tariff announcement - IFA Magazine

MPowered Mortgages, the one day mortgage lender, has cut its full range of fixed mortgage rates, again, in response to swap rates which have been falling at a rapid pace since President Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariff announcement. MPowered’s rate cuts will be effective from 9.am on Friday, 25th April 2025. “Swap rates, which mortgage lenders base their mortgage rate pricing on, have continued to fall in the past couple of weeks and we are now …See the Story

Taxes · United Kingdom

Two in five use tax year to reassess their finances - Credit Connect

New research from Chase has found that two in five adults (39%) use the new tax year as an opportunity to reset and reassess their finances. The dataSee the Story

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