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Starmer and Reeves hint at tax rises to come ahead of unusual pre-budget speech today — REUTERS / ixx511

UK Economy · London

Starmer and Reeves hint at tax rises to come ahead of unusual pre-budget speech today

55% Center coverage: 45 sources

Sir Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves have hinted at tax rises to come when the chancellor delivers the budget later this month. In a Downing Street speech this morning, Ms Reeves will address "speculation" that an increase in income tax will be announced during the highly-anticipated statement on 26 November.See the Story

Nationwide Building Society to Offer Mortgage Rates as Low as 3.64%

Bank of England · United Kingdom

Nationwide Building Society to Offer Mortgage Rates as Low as 3.64%

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Rate reductions are being made on two, three, five and 10-year fixed-rate products from Wednesday, Nationwide said.See the Story

Nationwide Makes Rule Change for Customers Who Earn over £75,000 - Birmingham Live

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

Nationwide Makes Rule Change for Customers Who Earn over £75,000 - Birmingham Live

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The building society, which has branches in Birmingham, is enhancing its Interest Only offering as it aims to give homeowners more flexibility.See the Story

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