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Richard Harris and mortgage adviser Steve Ody discussing mortgage rates and remortgaging.

Mortgage rates are changing… but not always for the reasons you think

If you’ve been following the latest Bank of England announcement, you may be wondering what it means for your mortgage. The Bank Rate has remained at 3.75%, but that doesn’t necessarily mean mortgage rates will stay the same. In the latest Citrus Mortgage Bites, Richard Harris is joined by Mortgage & Protection Adviser Steve Ody […]

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Why are prices still rising? Oil, inflation and UK gilts explained

In the May episode of Citrus Bites, Richard Harris looks at why the UK economy is feeling under pressure again. Over recent months, many expected inflation to continue moving closer to the Bank of England’s 2% target. Instead, the picture has become more complicated. Food prices remain painful for many households, oil prices have moved

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War, Markets & Your Money: What Should Investors Do Now?

Markets are feeling unsettled again. The conflict in the Middle East, rising oil prices and constant news updates can make it feel like something needs to be done, quickly. In the latest Citrus Insights, Richard Harris is joined by Jonathan Raymond, Investment Manager at Quilter Cheviot, to bring some perspective to what’s really happening behind

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UK residential housing market concept with suburban homes symbolising 2026 outlook

UK Housing Market 2026: Regaining Momentum or Running Out of Steam?

House prices, interest rates, buy-to-let changes, government targets — there’s always plenty of noise around the UK property market. But what’s actually happening beneath the headlines? In the latest Citrus Insights, Richard Harris is joined by Matthew Cumber, Managing Director at Countrywide Surveying Services, for a clear and practical look at how 2025 really played

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Markets, Politics & the Year Ahead: Lindsay James on What Investors Should Really Focus On

With markets once again dominated by headlines about geopolitics, interest rates and global uncertainty, it can be difficult to separate meaningful signals from day-to-day noise. In the latest episode of Citrus Insights, Richard Harris is joined by Lindsay James, Investment Strategist at Quilter Investors, for a wide-ranging and highly accessible discussion on what really matters

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Bank of England base rate decision illustrated with picture of Bank of England

Bank of England Cuts Rate to 3.75% — Good News, But Not the Full Story

The Bank of England has cut the Base Rate from 4% to 3.75%, the lowest level in around three years. While the move had been widely expected, the decision was finely balanced, passing by a narrow 5–4 vote. In this edition of Citrus Bites, Richard Harris explains why the rate cut comes alongside mixed signals

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Autumn view of the Houses of Parliament in London on UK Budget day

No More Speculation: Your UK Budget 2025 Breakdown

https://youtu.be/db56FIwtv3w After one of the most chaotic build-ups to a Budget in recent memory – including an unprecedented early leak of the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) report – we finally know what Rachel Reeves has announced in the UK Budget 2025. In this Citrus Bites Budget Special, filmed from our Sevenoaks office, Richard Harris

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UK Chancellor facing rising debt and inflation challenges ahead of November 2025 Budget

UK Debt at £3 Trillion: What It Means Ahead of the November Budget

As the UK approaches the November 2025 Budget, Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces an uphill battle. Public sector debt has now reached a staggering £3 trillion, with borrowing in August alone hitting £17.96 billion — the highest August figure in five years. In the latest Citrus Bites, Richard Harris explores the Chancellor’s challenge and what it

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