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Best fixed rate cash ISAs – earn up to 5.25%Savings The best fixed rate cash ISAs are paying some of the highest rates in years. We look at the top ISA deals for those willing to lock their cash away.
By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated
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Best regular savings accounts – get up to 8%Savings The top regular savings accounts are paying as much as 8%. If you’re looking to stash small amounts away each month, we list the accounts worth looking at.
By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated
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The best one-year fixed savings accounts – earn up to 5.12%Savings Three one-year fixed savings accounts are paying a market-leading 5.12% if you lock away your cash for 12 months. We've rounded up the best deals available now.
By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated
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Best easy-access savings accounts – earn up to 5%Savings The best easy-access savings accounts are now offering up to 5% on your cash savings. We look at the best rates on the market now.
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The common ‘misconception’ about the inheritance tax seven-year ruleLarger gifts made less than seven years before your death may be liable for inheritance tax under the seven-year rule – but how that rule is applied is less well-known.
By Sam Walker Published
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The best cash ISAs – earn up to 5.11%Savings The best cash ISAs can help you earn up to 5.11% on your cash. We look at the top ISA deals on the savings market.
By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated
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Best savings rates – earn up to 5.18%Savings The best savings rates on the market pay up to 5.18% on your cash – but you will need to act fast before these top-paying accounts disappear.
By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated
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Self-employed? Reasons why you should pay into a SIPPThe self-employed may have missed out on pension reforms, but it’s not all bad news
By David Prosser Published
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Trouble in the House of Liechtenstein – who is to blame?Rebel royals are up in arms against the de facto head of Liechtenstein's ruling family over reforms that threaten to erode their wealth and power.
By Jane Lewis Published
