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We've provided a selection of useful calculators below.  Please note that whilst the calculators are accurate, they perform generic calculations that do not take into account your individual circumstances. They should be used as a guide only and not relied upon.

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Bank of England's Vlieghe scales back rate hike view
The Bank of England can probably raise interest rates only around once a year, given the weakening of the economy in Britain and around the world, and even that slow pace might be too much, a top policymaker at the central bank said.
UK house price outlook darkest since 2011 - RICS
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UK inflation falls to two-year low, offering households help before Brexit
British inflation fell to a two-year low in January, dipping below the Bank of England's target and offering some relief to consumers who have tightened their belts ahead of Brexit.
Bets of UK rate rise dip after soft inflation data
Market expectations of an interest rate hike by the Bank of England this year dipped further after inflation fell to a two-year low in January.
Britain's npower to raise standard energy prices by around 10 percent
British energy supplier npower will raise its standard variable tariff (SVT) prices by around 10 percent from April 1, becoming the third of the UK's top six energy providers this week to announce a rise in line with regulator Ofgem's new price cap.