Savings accounts
Digital bank Monzo launches savings account
Digital bank Monzo has launched a savings option to users of its current account service. Its new savings account pays 1pc interest a year, and ...
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RBS pays savers 1.5pc and matches market-leading Marcus
Interest rates for savers are beginning to rise, as Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has launched a new deal paying 1.5pc interest. The ...
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Saving for the greater good, not the rates: how to get a better reward from your cash
Chronically low interest rates on savings accounts mean many people will see their money depleted over time as they struggle to keep up ...
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One in seven widows are missing out on valuable tax breaks
Thousands of widows could be needlessly paying tax on money inherited from lost loved ones, as new data reveals that only a handful claim ...
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Higher earners could face surprise tax bill on their savings: here's how to avoid a sting in the tail
Savers chasing the best rates could be in for a surprise tax bill, as using best-buy accounts can quickly cause taxpayers to exceed ...
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Named and shamed: the banks paying you peanuts on your savings
Some of Britain’s biggest banks are shortchanging loyal savers by paying less interest than the Bank Rate on their cash. A Telegraph Money ...
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NS&I raises Isa rate – but seven rivals offer more
National Savings & Investment (NS&I) has raised its Direct Isa rates, but the news is bittersweet for savers, as the deal still pays ...
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232-year-old bank shuts all savings accounts
The 232-year-old Raphaels Bank is closing all its savings deals, with customers given 60 days to find new homes for their £99m of deposits. ...
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Scrooge banks kill off Christmas saver deals
Scrooge-like banks have all but killed off the Christmas savings deal, once a staple of the festive period. In a typical year there are ...
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This savings tactic can earn you up to 2.8pc – but there's a catch
Savers could eke out 2.2 percentage points of extra interest using a combination of notice and regular savings accounts – with providers paying significantly higher rates ...
