Savings
Find the top savings rates for cash ISAs, easy-access savings accounts, regular savers, fixed-term and notice savings accounts. Plus, the latest savings and premium bonds news and analysis from the MoneyWeek team.
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How to avoid the savings interest tax trapMillions of savers are being urged to look at ways to shelter their cash from the taxman as the tax burden on savings escalates
By Marc Shoffman Last updated
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Savings quiz: From tax-free allowances to types of account – how much do you know about saving?Quiz Most people put some money away into their savings – but how clued up are you on the principles and tax rules? Test your knowledge in our quiz.
By MoneyWeek Published
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How the new First Time Buyer ISA would work – and what it would mean for Lifetime ISA saversThe government has revealed plans for its new Lifetime ISA-style product aimed solely at first-time buyers.
By Marc Shoffman Last updated
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NS&I to boost Premium Bonds prize fund rate – 12 more £100,000 prizes will be up for grabsNS&I is increasing its Premium Bonds prize fund rate and odds of winning from September, while boosting interest rates on 10 savings accounts from today.
By Sam Walker Published
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Nationwide boost rates on fixed savings accounts and ISAs – are they a good home for your cash?Nationwide has hiked interest rates on several fixed term savings accounts to as high as 4.7%. Are they a good home for your cash?
By Daniel Hilton Published
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Santander launches inflation-beating fixed-rate ISAs amid cash ISA boomThe banking giant is offering some of the best rates on the market as customers join the race to maximise cash ISAs ahead of the 2027 ISA rules changes.
By Sam Walker Published
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NS&I boosts interest rates on 8 fixed-rate savings accounts – are they any good?NS&I has made their fixed-rate savings accounts more attractive. Are they the best on the market?
By Daniel Hilton Published
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How much do I need to save in Premium Bonds to win?NS&I’s Premium Bonds pay out hundreds of millions each month, but the vast majority of savers have never won a single penny. Is it just bad luck or do you need a certain amount to really be in with a chance of winning?
By Daniel Hilton Last updated
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How do the upcoming ISA changes apply to over-65s?A raft of changes are set to come into force aiming to incentivise Brits to invest more – but how do they apply to those aged 65 and over and do they risk making the ISA regime more complex?
By Sam Walker Published
