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Chase to cut interest rate on 5% savings account twice this month - a double whammy for savers
Chase Bank is adjusting the interest rate on its popular savings account next week ahead of further changes.
By Jessica Sheldon Published
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Stocks and shares ISAs: everything you need to know
Our guide explains how stocks and shares ISAs work and how to open one, as well as looking at the tax implications and transfer rules.
By Rebekah Evans Published
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Cash ISA vs stocks and shares ISA: how to choose between them
Feature Record amounts have flowed into cash ISAs, but is that the best place for your tax-free savings?
By Marc Shoffman Last updated
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How to transfer an ISA
We explain everything you need to know about transferring an ISA
By Rebekah Evans Published
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ISAs vs savings accounts: what’s the best home for your cash savings?
Accessing competitive interest rates on savings accounts can put savers at risk of being taxed on the interest earned. We compare the pros and cons of cash ISAs with other savings accounts.
By Jessica Sheldon Last updated
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Child Trust Funds: Could £2,000 of unclaimed money be waiting for you?
More than £1.4 billion is languishing in unclaimed savings accounts belonging to 18-22 year olds. Here is how to track down lost Child Trust Funds.
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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Starling Bank under fire after customers rejected for new savings account
MoneyWeek investigates why some Starling Bank customers are being rejected for its recently launched easy-access savings account
By Kalpana Fitzpatrick Published
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Where are ISA savers and investors putting their money?
With less than three months until the end of the tax year, where are ISA savers and investors putting their money? We look at the latest ISA trends.
By Katie Williams Published
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More than £53 billion held in fixed-rate cash ISAs will mature by April - where should savers move their money?
If your fixed-rate cash ISA is maturing soon, we look at the options available to you
By Ruth Emery Published