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Cave’s Quarterly – Q1 2020
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Read MoreCave’s Quarterly – Q1 2019 Round-Up
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Read MoreCave’s Quarterly – Q4 2018 Round-Up
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Read MoreInterest rate rise won’t end worry for savers
Interest rates have, at last, moved above their multi-year low, providing a little relief to savers, although with many saving institutions opting not to pass on the full 0.25% increase in the base rate, the benefit for many will be marginal. Combine this with a rate of inflation that is currently running well above interest…
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