NS&I ditches savings certificates
22nd July 2010 by Paula John
National Savings & Investments (NS&I) has scrapped its tax-free savings certificates and slashed the interest rate it pays to more than 250,000 pensioners on its income bonds.
22nd July 2010 by Paula John
National Savings & Investments (NS&I) has scrapped its tax-free savings certificates and slashed the interest rate it pays to more than 250,000 pensioners on its income bonds.
31st March 2010 by Paula John
A UK consumer watchdog is to complain to regulators that consumers with cash Individual Savings Accounts are missing out on £3bn a year in interest because of inefficient practices by providers. Continue Reading »
17th July 2009 by Barney McCarthy
The winners of the 2009 Your Money Awards were unveiled in London yesterday (July 16). The full list of successful providers is below, but keep an eye out for the next issue of Your Money (on sale August 20 with Your Mortgage) for the awards booklet which contains profiles of all the winners. Continue Reading »
13th July 2009 by Barney McCarthy
Arts and antiques continue to provide an alternative safe haven for investors, with prices continuing to rise in most segments of the market. Continue Reading »
13th July 2009 by Barney McCarthy
Saving account holders could earn an extra £7.7bn a year by checking the interest rate paid on their savings (AER) and then switching to a better deal, according to Moneysupermarket. Continue Reading »
23rd March 2009 by admin
By Imogen Crouch-Hyde
There has been a significant shift in Britons’ saving behaviour as taking that first step onto the property ladder becomes priority, according to Birmingham Midshires. Continue Reading »
12th February 2009 by Barney McCarthy
Nationwide Building Society has called on consumers to start saving after its latest savings research reveals 54% of people think now is a bad time to save with just 23% of those questioned admitting they do not save anything at all. Continue Reading »
5th February 2009 by Paula John
Interest rates on UK savings accounts are set to drop below 1% for the first time ever. Continue Reading »
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