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Just 37 per cent of UK taxpayers subscribed to a cash Isa in 2008-09, a new report has indicated. According to Scottish Widows, consumers lost an estimated £15.5 billion in unnecessary tax payments

The Fair Investment Company has launched a new funds service which allows customers to take control of their own Isas and other investments. Nick Scarrett, head of pensions and investment at the firm,

Nationwide Building Society has announced details of a new four-year Stepped Rate Bond, which offers fixed annual or monthly interest options. The annual option pays 3.75 per cent gross AER in year one,

Consumers should celebrate the New Year when it arrives, but then get down to the business of improving their personal finances, it has been claimed. According to Directgov, the government's public services

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

A new study has identified worryingly low levels of short-term saving among Scottish consumers. Research conducted by independent pensions expert Stewart Ritchie, on behalf of Aegon, indicates that 42

More and more people are looking to rely on the state pension when they retire, it has been reported. According to research conducted by Axa, 64 per cent of UK employees are not saving into any scheme

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

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