RPI inflation reform: what it means for pensions, student loans, rail fares and more
The government will bring RPI in line with a version of the typically lower CPI in 2030. Which? looks at what this could mean for your finances.
Inflation plummets to 1.7% in August: should you move your savings?
Find out what the latest inflation figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) mean for your cash, and where to find the best savings accounts.
Revealed: the 14 savings accounts with inflation-beating rates
With savings rates on the rise, there are now 14 fixed-rate accounts that offer inflation-beating rates. Which? rounds up the best-rate accounts.
July CPI and RPI inflation: what it means for rail fares and savings
The annual rate of CPI and RPI inflation for July has been revealed. Which? explains what this means for rail fares, and how to find the best savings rate.
June inflation remains at 2.4% – what does it mean for your savings?
Which? explains what the June inflation rise/drop has been caused by, what it could mean for your savings, and where you can find the best rates to beat it
Should this way of calculating inflation be scrapped?
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has warned that the Retail Prices Index (RPI) is a ‘very poor’ measure of inflation. So why do we still use it?
January 2018 inflation figures revealed – and no savings account can beat it
The first inflation figures for 2018 have been revealed - and, given the current state of the savings market, not a single account or Isa can beat it.
What does the December CPI inflation rate fall mean for your savings?
Which? explains how to find the best savings accounts and investments with returns higher than December CPI inflation
CPI inflation remains at 3%: which savings accounts can beat it?
UK inflation as measured by the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) remained flat at 3% in October, according to official figures. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) says the rising price...
CPI inflation rockets to 3%, the highest since 2012
UK inflation has risen to a five-and-a-half year high of 3% – the highest level since April 2012. The figure, as measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI), cannot be beaten...