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Starling Bank launches 5% easy-access saver – is it worth it?Digital challenger bank Starling is offering new customers a 5% interest rate on its easy-access savings account. How does it compare to others on the market?
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Fund flows mark tenth consecutive positive month in August – what are UK investors buying and selling?Despite positive fund flows overall, UK investors remain in selling mode when it comes to the equity market and domestic stocks in particular.
