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Britons who set themselves goals will contribute more to accounts with the best savings interest rates. New research by NS&I shows that people in the UK who set themselves savings goals save 44 per

To maintain the same standard of living as this time last year Brits would need to find an extra £40 billion, suggesting it is no surprise that people are starting to look for the best loan rates. Research

The majority of UK districts with the best quality of life also contain those with the largest pot put aside and the best savings rates, it has been suggested.   Research published by Halifax has

Contributing to accounts which offer competitive savings interest rates could make major celebrations easier, according to NS&I. The organisation revealed that Brits spend an average of £500

British parents have been urged to access the best savings interest rates as soon as possible in order to begin saving for their children's future. According to Family Investments, the rising cost

The first HSBC Savings Map of Britain has revealed that consumers are looking to be more ambitious with their money saving plans in 2011. This follows a difficult 2010, where Brits struggled to access

Brits who shopped around for the best savings interest rates during the year will see the benefits this Christmas as the cost of the festive period won't hit them as hard as those without a savings

UK workers are missing out on the best savings interest rates, according to analysis by First Direct. Research into current accounts with pre-pay day positive balances has revealed that UK workers could

The Association of Independent Financial Advisers AIFA and AEGON UK have urged the new government to take steps to rebuild Britain's savings culture. In a joint White Paper discussion document, the organisations

Now could be the time for higher-rate taxpayers to consider an offset mortgage, according to one lender. David Black, banking specialist at Defaqto, claimed that the combination of flexibility, tax advantages

UK consumers should still be looking to increase the amount of money they save, it has been reported. Anna Sofat, director of ADDIDI Wealth, said new figures from Nationwide pointing to an increase in

The Child Trust Fund CTF is the most successful savings scheme in the UK, according to one provider. Families are far more engaged with this product than other long-term savings alternatives, The Children's

Many parents are raiding their savings accounts to help their children take advantage of the housing market slump, it has been reported. According to Lloyds TSB, some 23 per cent of parents have, or plan

British consumers are increasingly attempting to limit their spending by socialising at home rather than going out, it has been reported. Research conducted by Friends Provident indicates that 35 per cent

Consumers seeking to avoid running out of money should keep a fund set aside for emergencies, it has been claimed. Speaking to the Australian, Lisa Montgomery, head of consumer advocacy at Resi Mortgage