Articles Tagged With: Best Interest Rates On Savings

Newcastle Building Society has launched a range of fixed-rate Isa and bond products, which may interest consumers seeking the best interest rates on savings. The new accounts, which are available to any

Consumers should consider switching accounts as they bid to access the best interest rates on savings, it has been claimed. According to James Daley, money editor at consumer group Which?, the Bank of

Consumers should be getting the most out of savings rather than speculating on short-term capital gains, it has been claimed. Independent pensions expert Stewart Ritchie was commenting after an Aegon study

The government must make every effort to deliver a clear message about the benefits of long-term saving, it has been claimed. Richard Saunders, chief executive of the Investment Management Association,

British consumers are increasingly entertaining themselves in their homes as they bid to reduce expenditure, it has been claimed. According to Abbey Savings, by cutting back on entertainment costs such

Consumers who save in an ISA could increase their investment returns by as much as 126 per cent, it has been claimed. According to Fidelity International, the extended annual allowance for over 50s has

Whether people are saving up to fund a specific purchase or are just putting money away for a rainy day, consumers should look to take steps to make the most of their cash. The most effective way to do this is to obtain an account that offers the best savings rate. In doing so, people will be able to benefit from an attractive interest rate. And regardless of the manner in which they choose to invest - whether it is via a one-off lump sum upon opening an account or making regular repayments - consumers could soon find that they have generated a tidy sum of cash.

Scottish Widows Bank has launched a new Internet Saver Account for personal funds, which may be of interest to consumers seeking the best interest rates on savings. The online account has a variable interest

The Cheshire, Derbyshire and Dunfermline building societies have launched a new account designed to offer the best interest rates with high investment flexibility. A new monthly saver account offering

A savings gap is caused by women going on maternity leave, one expert has claimed. Anna Sofat, director of ADIDDI Wealth, claims that the majority of female professionals cease paying into a retirement

Too few women are saving enough towards their retirement, a new study has indicated. According to Scottish Widows, just 47 per cent are putting enough money aside for when they finish working, compared

Many consumers are failing to search for the best savings rates despite the recession, a new study has indicated. Research conducted by Chelsea Building Society indicates that checking rates and managing