Ways to Save for a Child’s Future
Many parents are keen to help secure their child’s future by giving them some savings. There are various ways to save for children, including bank accounts, bonds, and even stocks. In order to decide...
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2014 Budget is Good News for Savers
George Osborne has revealed good news for savers in his budget speech. ISAs are going to be heavily reformed in order to become “more generous,” and older savers will benefit from a new bond with...
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Is Investment a Better Way to Save?
With interest rates still languishing at disappointing levels, many more people are considering investing their savings rather than leaving them in the bank. The introduction of New ISAs, in which some...
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Could Peer-to-Peer ISAs Give Savers a Boost?
Many savers seem keen to take up the New ISAs (NISAs) with increased limits and greater flexibility, particularly those saving in cash. Nonetheless, interest rates remain low and a couple of percent...
View ArticleMaximise Your Savings with High-Interest Current Accounts
High-interest current accounts can be a very useful way to maximise interest on smaller savings or a portion of your overall funds. They offer better interest rates than most savings products, and are...
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The Best Ways to Save a Little Each Month
If you only have a little to put aside every month, it can seem like there’s little point in making any sort of saving plan. It can seem best to either chuck what little you can into the savings...
View ArticleBonds: A Quick Guide
For some time now, it has been difficult to talk about savings without mentioning the longstanding low interest rates that continue to plague the market. This is one of the key challenges facing savers...
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Disloyal Savers Come Out on Top
Much has been said on the importance of regularly switching suppliers when it comes to things like energy and insurance. The best deals in these industries are almost invariably used as hooks for new...
View ArticleThe Easiest Ways to Invest in Stocks and Shares
Stocks and shares have received a boost in popularity in recent years. Savers are dissatisfied with savings accounts that pay very little, and with shares eligible for the same tax-free status in an...
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One Year Bonds Could now Beat Cash ISAs
All cash savings accounts, including ISAs have somewhat disappointing rates of interest at present. Even if the rates on paper or lower, their tax-free status has meant that ISAs fairly consistently...
View ArticleChanges to ISAs in 2016
The new tax year begins early next month, and 2016/2017 will see a number of changes made to the way that ISAs work. These will give savers new flexibility in how they use their ISAs and the kind of...
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Better Protections for Pension Savings
Better protections have been unveiled for those who save for retirement. The Queen’s Speech announced plans to make pension savings safer for millions of people, particularly in the event that an...
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