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Thursday 7th August 2008
Savings account rates 'benefit from credit crunch' Best-buy savings rates continue to rise due to the credit crunch, new figures from cahoot show. According to the online bank, the average rate now stands at 6.51 per cent, up from 6.27 per cent la...
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Tuesday 29th July 2008
Savings 'have been boosted by uncertain outlook' Cash inflows to building society savings accounts hit £6.3 billion over the first six months of 2008. New figures from the Building Societies Association (BSA) show that higher rates and incr... |
Tuesday 29th July 2008
UK Building Society Savings Inflow Up 63% In a move which reflects the ever increasing need for capital it has been announced that building societies in the UK have recorded an increase of 63% in new savings deposits. The figure for the... |
Thursday 24th July 2008
Inflation's impact on savings 'remain unclear to many' Many people do not know that inflation erodes the value of cash savings, it has been claimed. New research from National Savings & Investments (NS&I), shows that 31 per cent of consumers, ... |
Tuesday 22nd July 2008
Expert blames customer 'inertia' for lack of savings switching ADDIDI Wealth said today that "inertia" prevents many people from making the best out of their savings. According to the firm's director, Anna Sofat, many Britons are not earning as much... |
Tuesday 15th July 2008
Savings accounts 'less important to people' Just 26 per cent of Britons feel that it is "very important" to save, last month's savings survey from Nationwide has claimed. This total is sharply down on the 49 per cent who felt the ... |
Saturday 12th July 2008
UK Savings Are Disappearing Fast! Unlike the Prime Minister there are many people in the UK who saved up substantial nest eggs in the recent boom times although many are now finding it very difficult to keep hold of their savings.... |
Friday 11th July 2008
Britons 'using savings to meet bills' Over one in ten Britons have used savings to meet their mortgage or rental costs in the past three months, the Chelsea Building Society said today. According to the firm, 12 per cent of people hav... |
Tuesday 8th July 2008
Savers benefiting from credit crunch The credit crunch may be hitting borrowers but savers are continuing to benefit, with banks and building societies offering increasingly attractive rates on their savings products. Since the start... |
Wednesday 2nd July 2008
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Now more than ever is the time to think long term when it comes to managing your money, yet it seems as a... |
Tuesday 1st July 2008
Savings 'on the up' as inflows increase People are putting more savings into building societies accounts, it has been claimed. According to the Building Societies Association (BSA), inflows hit £853 million in May - the highest tot... |
Tuesday 24th June 2008
Abbey: Give up smoking for a financial boost Regular smokers spend around £170 on the habit each month, new analysis from Abbey has shown. According to the firm, giving up cigarettes can therefore be of significant benefit to personal f... |
Friday 20th June 2008
Praises of energy efficient appliances sung Not only do energy efficient appliances have a less harmful effect on the environment, they also serve to save cash in the long run, the Energy Saving Trust has highlighted. Head of trade and mark... |
Tuesday 10th June 2008
Mervyn King Calls For Bank Compensation Scheme It may be one of the more sensible ideas to come out of the Bank of England for some time but it seems likely that Mervyn King’s idea for a new banking sector funded compensation scheme will... |
Friday 6th June 2008
'Brits reluctant to save money' An independent financial advisor says it has proved that Brits will not take simple steps to improve their financial situation, after only a small number of people took up an offer of a free five p... |
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Today's announcement that confidence in the UK manufacturing industry is at a 30 year low is yet another knock for an industry which has been under pressure for over a decade. As the UK economy... 
