Power value cap falling, financial savings charges rising: That is Cash podcast

There was loads of doom and gloom in latest months – and at present, we go trying to find cheerier information.

The energy price cap will fall from the weekend, plunging to £2,074 – under the £2,500 set Power Worth Assure from the Authorities.

So, what must you be doing to arrange – and what does that imply on your utilization? Will we quickly see the return of fastened tariffs?

This week Georgie Frost, Helen Crane and Lee Boyce talk about the brand new value cap, together with a sneaky transfer from a major energy supplier to stop quarterly billing.

Mortgage charges are rising – that is not excellent news for householders coming as much as remortgage.

Nevertheless, there’s some excellent news… That is Cash has a brand new Navigate the Mortgage Maze column written by L&C dealer David Hollingworth.

We reveal what the column is all about and particulars of the primary one, which covers a query on many lips: how do I overpay and reap the benefits of a low fastened fee as a lot as attainable?

There was a flurry of recent saving offers, with the top savings rates now nudging past 6 per cent – challenger banks are driving the rises, however even greater banks are boosting some offers.

Personalised licence plates on cars have surged in recognition – however why? And what makes one price a five-figure sum?

Can you reside with out sat nav, parking sensors, heated seats and a… CD participant in your automotive? A brand new survey reveals the motoring gadgets we can’t live without.

We discuss concerning the scammer turned good who’s fearful about AI and fraud. And what cash tales did Helen convey again from her Glastonbury journey?