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Career ‘pension gaps’ could reduce average worker’s retirement pot by six-figure sums, new report finds
News The report by the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) has shown key career decisions, like opting out of an employer’s auto-enrolment scheme, could significantly reduce final pension pots.
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Will Labour scrap the British ISA?
While it was the brainchild of the Conservatives, the British ISA received little love and now it seems Rachel Reeves may scrap the idea altogether. What does this mean for the ISA landscape?
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Payments regulator slashes maximum fraud compensation limit
News The Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) has said it will scale back mandatory fraud compensation despite a surge in APP scams.
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What is “Bed and ISA” and should you do it before the Autumn Budget?
Analysis “Bed and ISA” transactions are on the rise, as investors look to shelter more of their investments from income and capital gains tax. Do you need to act now?
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The best-performing stocks and shares ISAs over 25 years
We reveal the best-performing stocks and shares ISAs from the past 25 years, and how much those funds and investment trusts would be worth now
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Savings rates are dropping but cash ISA returns are on the rise - where should you put your money?
News Savings providers are responding to interest rate cuts with their own reductions but it may be worth putting money into high-paying cash ISAs before they disappear
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NS&I’s fixed bond customers could bag 5.15% saver – are you eligible?
If you hold a fixed bond with NS&I, you could earn 5.15% on your savings. Do you qualify for the rate and how do you get it?
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Junior ISA wealth boom: number of kids with more than £100,000 trebles in a year
There are almost 2,000 junior ISAs worth more than £100,000, with some lucky children boasting nest eggs of more than £750,000. We look at how to turbo-charge your child’s savings
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Virgin Money launches market-leading 10% regular saver
Virgin Money’s new 10% regular saver is the top rate on the market – but are you eligible and how does it work?
