The junior ISA market will be opened up to parents with money stuck in child trust fund accounts.
The junior ISA market will be opened up to parents with money stuck in child trust fund accounts.

ILCUK urges Government to adopt a '5-a-day' approach to retirement saving.

How will mainstream banks react when peer-to-peer lending is regulated next year?

Junior ISAs, which replaced Child Trust Funds almost a year ago, seem to be floundering. Can ethical accounts save the market?

When it comes to money, it's not too early to think about Christmas.

Being single can be an expensive business and it's stopping people from saving, recent research shows.

This is the place to start when looking to compare savings accounts. Here we cover different types of savings accounts including cash ISAs and regular savings, which bank offers the best online banking security, saving with credit unions and we look at different approaches to budgeting.
Want to earn more on a savings account? We show you how the various options work. Read more »

Spreadsheet budgets have the best of intentions but often fail, here's an alternative: backwards budgeting. Read more »

Putting money aside every month in return for a high interest rate sounds like a win-win, but is it really? Read more »

How much interest can an ISA make, how do transfers work and are withdrawals deadly? We take a look. Read more »

This section offers answers to common queries about savings accounts. Here we cover topics such as peer market investments, banking access, as well as complaints and rights issues.
Brits love premium bonds, but are they being fooled into investing their money in false hope?

We look at how, as the cost of living rises, you be sure that savings will hold their value.

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An in depth look into various issues surrounding consumer savings products, covering rights issues and the market in general.
Thousands of dormant accounts are just waiting to be claimed: what if you're a better saver than you thought?

Can banks take money without permission to pay off a debt using the rule of 'setting off'? We investigate.

After Icesave, knowing how savings are protected under the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) is a must.

Here we take a look at different factors in the savings account market and present our findings.
Should you worry about how many complaints other people are making about a bank before you sign up? We investigate.

Almost everyone agrees that financial exclusion should be stopped - but is it possible?

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