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Santander reveals a market-leading interest rate with its Santander Edge Saver
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People are missing out on extra money as billions added to 0% interest accounts
Latest stats from the Bank of England reveal £2.1 billion was added to 0% interest accounts in June alone.
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Homebuyers set to be taxed on their deposit savings for the first time
Mortgage rates have gone up and now you might be paying tax on your savings too.
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Why the interest rate on your savings should leap this month
The base rate has increased by 0.25 percentage points, but savers could see a far larger rise after the FCA launched an action plan to ensure higher interest rates are passed on.
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How to choose the best savings account whatever your financial goals are
Whether you want to save for your first house or a dream holiday, there’s a savings account that will get you there faster.
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How much more interest you can now get on your savings
We take a look at the savings’ landscape to see how rates have changed over the first half of the year and see if the rises are over or the best is yet to come…
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How Much Can You Put in an Isa?
ISAs are a tax-efficient way to save, but it’s important to understand how ISA allowances work.
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What is a Direct Debit?
Direct Debits are the easiest way to schedule vital monthly payments, such as your rent, mortgage and utility bills, and ensure they go out of your current account on time.
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Are Stocks And Shares ISAs Worth It?
A stocks and shares ISA can be a great way to grow your savings – especially over the longer term. Find out if they’re right for you with our quick guide.
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What Is Compound Interest?
Compound interest can significantly increase your saving and investment returns. Find out more with our five-minute guide to compounding interest.
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How Often Can You Switch Bank Accounts?
Everyone hopes they open the right account, but what if the one you settle on isn’t up to scratch? The simple answer is to switch bank accounts.
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Predicting the best time to invest in stocks and shares is almost impossible. It's more about your appetite for risk and reward.
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What bad financial habits should you be giving up this lent?
Lent this year begins on the 2nd of March and lasts until the 14th of April. Although traditionally a Christian holiday, anyone can take part - with thousands giving up treats like chocolate, wine or takeaways.
Read MoreTrain cancellations: How to claim a refund
Commuters are facing major setbacks this week on rail travel after Storm Dudley wreaked havoc across the UK, causing severe delays and cancellations to rail services. All rail services in Scotland were suspended yesterday due to high winds, power disruptions and fallen trees.
Read MoreInflation rises at record rate: Why has this happened and how does it affect you?
Inflation surged 5.5% in January to its highest rate in 30 years, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has revealed today. The shocking figure is even higher than the previous record of 5.4%, which was set just the previous month.
Read MoreReal wages fall as inflation outpaces pay increases: Is it time to ask for a pay rise?
Real wages fell by 1.2% at the end of 2021 as shop prices rose faster than salaries, according to the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
Read MorePetrol prices rocket to record high: Is it time to go electric?
Petrol prices have hit a record high after soaring to a whopping 148.02p a litre over the weekend - eclipsing the previous high set in November last year.
Read MoreUK economy rebounds 7.5%: what does this mean in real terms?
The UK economy grew at its fastest rate since the Second World War last year after GDP surged by 7.5%, official figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) have revealed. The resurgence comes after a devastating 9.4% collapse in 2020 as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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