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With Bank of England meeting on 1 August, people are advised to take advantage of top-paying accounts nowExperts are split on whether there will be a UK interest rate cut on Thursday but most agree on one thing: savers should “act now” to lock into the best rates while they are still available.All eyes will be on the Bank of England's monetary policy committee when it meets on 1 August, although while some believe we could see it announce the first base rate cut in more than four years, others reckon we will have to wait until at least September. Continue reading......

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial newsExpert economists back Labour's plan to end economic stagnation in UKLabour says pressure on family finances still acute as UK inflation falls to 2%The Bank of England decision isn't the only important event on the calendar today, of course…As professor Andrew Angus of Cranfield School of Management, reminds us:“While England football fans will be hoping for a good result on Thursday evening, the Bank of England won't want to score any own goals earlier in the day. Expect the monetary policy committee to err on the side of caution, keeping interest rates unchanged.While a good performance from England and Scotland in the Euros could energise the economy, many households are still reeling from stubborn inflationary pressures, meaning interest rates are now unlikely to fall until late summer.”Investors reckon the Bank is highly unlikely to cut interest rates in an election campaign. We wouldn't be so sure of that.We don't expect a rate cut...