Savings rates continue to increase off the back of six successive Bank of England base rate rises since December 2021. While this is good news for savers who have put up with

Demand for consumer credit products such as personal loans has returned to pre-pandemic levels, with more than £1.8bn borrowed during June 2022. This represents a 6.5 per cent increase in

British consumer lending rose last month at its fastest since May 2019 – boosted by a big rise in credit card borrowing as households face a cost-of-living squeeze – while

DF Capital are a specialist commercial bank, based in the UK, lending to Small & Medium sized Enterprises (SMEs) in the UK.  They were authorised as a bank in September

Just last week, the Bank of England published a stark figure revealing that nearly £1 trillion sits in easy access savings accounts earning next to nothing in interest rates. Following

Against a background of continued economic uncertainty, DF Capital has today published an encouraging trading update, demonstrating strong growth in new loan origination, loan balances and loan facilities. The company

Martin described the Help to Save account as “unbeatable” compared to other savings accounts. If you’re eligible for Help to Save, you’re getting 50% interest back on your cash, up

Banks are boosting interest paid to savers following this month’s rise in official lending rates, taking the best deal for three-year bank deposits to 3 per cent for the first

Last week saw DF Capital launch a new two-year fixed rate bond. Its 2 Year Fixed Rate Deposit (Issue 6) pays 2.80% gross on maturity. A £1,000 minimum deposit is needed to open