Financial Services Compensation Scheme
The latest news, updates and opinions on Financial Services Compensation Scheme from the expert team here at MoneyWeek
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Smartphone banking: the best app-based bank accountsNews App-based banks are convenient, come with features that help you budget and make banking easy. What are the best app-based accounts available now?
By Nicole García Mérida Last updated
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Coventry Building Society launches new best easy access savings accountCoventry Building Society's deal tops our easy access savings account list, but could your cash be put to better use?
By Tom Higgins Published
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NS&I boosts ISA interest ratesNews Over 333,000 customers are set to benefit from the boosted ISA rate, but is it worth switching to NS&I?
By Tom Higgins Published
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How to beat low savings account interest ratesTips Savers stuck with low interest rates can earn a better return on their money with these investments
By David C. Stevenson Published
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Investors flock to NS&I savings after SVB scare - should you follow this trend?News Investors are increasingly pumping their cash into the safety-net of NS&I - lured by increased rates and the security of a government-backed savings account. Should you move your savings to NS&I?
By Tom Higgins Last updated
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MoneyWeek Glossary: The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS)Glossary The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) covers bank, building societies and investment accounts, and will pay compensation if the holding institution goes bust.
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Don't buy pre-paid funeral plans, save for death insteadAnalysis Funerals are costly, but pre-paid plans have not been a reliable way to prepare for them. Set up your own savings instead, says Ruth Jackson Kirby.
By Ruth Jackson-Kirby Published
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Beware of expensive pre-paid funeral plansAdvice Farewells are expensive, so many people opt for package deals. But they can be opaque and pricey, says Ruth Jackson-Kirby.
By Ruth Jackson-Kirby Published
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Beware of cash Isa scams
Features Fraudsters have been targeting savers by offering unrealistically high interest rates on cash Isas.
By Ruth Jackson-Kirby Published
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