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For years, we were told that low interest rates were a good thing. Borrowing was cheap, mortgages were manageable, and businesses could take risks without being punished by high repayments.…
There is a quiet injustice playing out across the country, one that most people do not see until it hits their savings, their home, or their family inheritance. We are…
Inflation has a quiet way of working its way into every financial decision we make. When prices rise steadily, it does not feel like a crisis, but over time it…
If you have noticed your pay going up but your take-home pay not stretching any further, you are not imagining it. You may be earning more, yet still paying more…
2025 has been a year of mixed signals. Inflation has slowed from its double-digit peak, yet prices have not returned to what anyone would call “normal”. Mortgage rates remain higher…
When banks and lenders quote interest, three similar acronyms appear again and again. APR, AER and EAR all try to make costs or returns comparable, yet each one does a…
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