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As seen in: AE3 Media, MoneySavingExpert.com, NewsBreak, YourMoney.com, Frost Magazine, Mortgage Solutions, Your Mortgage Magazine
Freelance writer and editor. YourMoney.com 2016-2024. Household money journo 2017 award winner. Ex @MoneySavingExp
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Inflation holds at 2.2% reinforcing Bank’s ‘gradual’ rate cut moves

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By Paloma Kubiak Verified
| Your Mortgage Magazine Verified
The Consumer Prices Index (CPI) measure of inflation remained at 2.2% in the 12 months to August, with all eyes poised on the Bank of England ahead of its base rate decision tomorrow. Inflation rose by 2.2% in the year to August, unchanged from July, and it is also below the Bank of England’s forecast of 2.4%. According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), upward pressure came from transport which rose 1.2% in the year to August, compared with 0.1% in the year to July.
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Bank of England holds base rate at 5% Original

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By Paloma Kubiak Verified
| YourMoney.com Verified
The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has maintained the base rate at 5%, after cutting the rate from 5.25% last month. The decision to hold the base rate at 5% was widely predicted, with the bank’s MPC voting by a majority of 8-1. One member preferred to reduce the base rate from 5% to 4.75%.
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One in six drivers who use their car for work fail to declare business miles

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By Paloma Kubiak Verified
| YourMoney.com Verified
An estimated 16% of drivers who use their own car for business haven’t informed their insurer, which could spell costly consequences if the worst were to happen. One in 15 drivers couldn’t remember if they had declared visits to clients, off-site meetings and conferences to their insurer. According to the survey of 1,855 drivers who use their personal car for work, while 75% have informed their insurer of business miles, 16% admit to underestimating the distance travelled.
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