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Kevin Mountford, Co-founder of financial savings group Raisin Uk explains what the impact of the recent decision by the Bank of England to freeze rates, will mean for savers and borrowers and indeed the wider economy.
Kevin Mountford, Co-founder of financial savings group Raisin Uk explains what the impact of the recent decision by the Bank of England to freeze rates, will mean for savers and borrowers and indeed the wider economy.
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