Savings

If you’re looking to hold to some cash savings then now could the time to snap up a cash ISA as providers bump up their rates to the highest level sin…

Flexible ISAs allow you to take more control over your savings and investments and cover any unforeseen expenses in life

Providers are offering better rates on savings accounts, but savers have to be quick to snap them up as the best deals don't stick around for long.

The Treasury Select Committee says customers are earning between 0.5% and 0.65% on basic savings accounts, well below the Bank of England base rate

NS&I has boosted the rate on its Green Savings Bonds as it plays catch up to the savings market

Looking to stash small amounts away each month? You can now earn as much as 7% on regular saving accounts. We list the ones worth looking at.

NS&I is increasing the Premium Bond prize rate for the second time this year, meaning there are hundreds of extra prizes in every draw. We look at how…

The savings bank has increased the interest rates on its products to their highest levels in years.

Gilts offer a higher yield than most savings accounts and could be an attractive alternative for those with a large lump sum to invest.

Isas are becoming a popular option for retirement, but private pensions still have certain advantages.

NS&I Premium Bond winners announced – how to check if you are winner

A junior stocks and shares ISA is a great way to save for your child tax-efficiently. But it can be confusing deciding which investment platform to ch…

Despite house prices surging over the past few years, the property price cap for first-time buyers using a Lifetime Isa remains at £450,000. Is it wor…

Saving your money certainly looks more attractive now interest rates are on the rise. But investing could be a better choice if you’re prepared to tak…

Millions of Premium Bond holders have won tax-free cash prizes following the November draw. Here’s how to check if you’re one of the winners this mont…

Men have billions more in stocks and shares Isas, investment accounts and private pensions, a new gender investment gap report reveals.

“Stoozing” is the process of borrowing money at 0% and earning a high return. But is it too good to be true? Rupert Hargreaves explains what it is and…