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Thursday 15th May 2008
Savings scheme unveiled for low income groups Low income groups are set to benefit from a new government scheme to encourage them to save more of their income. Gordon Brown announced the nationwide roll-out of the National Savings Scheme in ...
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Tuesday 29th April 2008
Investors shun Isas The traditional rush during March to take advantage of the tax-free allowance offered by Individual Savings Accounts (Isas) did not materialise this year, new data shows. Figures from the Investme... |
Friday 25th April 2008
Mobile banking to create wave of secret savers The rise of new ways to manage finances is set to fuel a huge rise in the number of couples who keep their savings levels a secret from their partners, a new report predicts. NS&I's Century o... |
Thursday 17th April 2008
Banks targeting savers in face of crunch Banks are offering increasingly attractive returns to savers as competition for retail deposits heats up, it has been claimed. Since the onset of the credit crunch, which has impacted heavily on ... |
Monday 7th April 2008
"Lucrative opportunities" for ISA investors this year Savers depositing money in an independent savings account (Isa) could be set for excellent returns on their investment this year, a price comparison sites has claimed. As of this year the limit w... |
Friday 4th April 2008
Crunch hitting middle class households Middle class households are taking drastic measures to boost their income as the credit crunch begins to impact on their budgets, it has been revealed. Insurance giant Axa surveyed 6,000 families... |
Friday 28th March 2008
Savers profiting from credit crisis Britons with savings are increasingly benefiting from the credit crunch, it has been claimed. Moneysupermarket.com research has found that since July, rates offered by banks to savers have increa... |
Monday 17th March 2008
Savers still unsure over ISAs Savers are failing to maximise their money because they are wary of independent savings accounts (ISAs), it has been shown. A study conducted by Nationwide found that 62 per cent of the UK adult ... |
Wednesday 12th March 2008
Brits urged to carry out financial detox Britons wishing to avoid becoming "financially overweight" should conduct a financial detox of their outgoings, a UK lender has advised. According to a study conducted by Lloyds TSB, 46... |
Wednesday 5th March 2008
Sainsbury's: Savings on the decline in UK Around one third of Britons say that they are "unable" to save due to current economic conditions. New figures from Sainsbury's Finance also show that one in five are "saving less&q... |
Friday 22nd February 2008
Budget squeeze means 'maximising savings is even more important' The squeeze of household budgets means that shopping around for the best savings account is especially important, a price comparison site has said. Data from Birmingham Midshires showed that over... |
Monday 18th February 2008
Brits urged to make good on budgeting plans Good intentions to save more money this year must be translated into effective action, a life and pensions company has warned. A study conducted by Friends Provident found that two-thirds of UK a... |
Monday 4th February 2008
Investors urged to invest in Isas without delay Consumers mulling taking out an independent savings account should act now or risk missing out, experts have warned. According to a Anna Bowes of advisers AWD Chase de Vere, times of market volat... |
Monday 7th January 2008
Six months' salary 'ideal emergency fund' Six month's worth of salary makes the ideal emergency fund and everyone should have at least that amount saved up for a "rainy day", it has been claimed. According to Hargreaves Lansdown... |
Thursday 3rd January 2008
Building society savings at "very high level" It has been revealed that saving levels with building societies are high at present, thanks in part to the recent increase in the Bank of England base rate. According to the Building Societies Ass... |
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