Faltering economy 'could hurt UK savings accounts'

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Faltering economy 'could hurt UK savings accounts'

UK economic growth for 2011 could impact on savings accounts for Britons over the coming months, it has been revealed.

James Roberts at Pure FX said if the first quarter of the year shows a negative result for gross domestic product then the UK will have slipped back into recession and this situation would not be ideal for anyone.

He commented: "The chancellor revised [gross domestic product] down to 1.7 per cent. I tend to agree with him. I really don't think growth is going to be particularly good this year. I wouldn't challenge [the chancellor's] figures."

Figures published by the Bank of England revealed recently that the number of mortgage approvals rose to 46,967 in February this year - an increase of 1.2 per cent on the six-month average.

Indeed, HML chief commercial and finance officer Neil Warman noted it is a positive development to see more lending taking place across the country.

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