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Banks cut rates on instant access accounts.
Banks are cutting interest rates on instant access savings accounts, new research shows, despite their need to attract more money from customer deposits.
19th August 2008 17:03
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Brits opt for tried and trusted banks.
Concerned Britons are becoming increasingly likely to keep their money with a tried and trusted high street lender instead of choosing an attractive deal with a smaller provider, it has emerged.
18th August 2008 16:31
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'Spend now, pay later culture is over'.
The 'spend now, pay later' culture of the last decade is being replaced by one that 'saves now and buys later', it has been claimed.
15th August 2008 16:25
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Brits not saving for long-term care fees.
Parents who fail to save for care fees in their dotage are placing a significant financial burden on their offspring, it has been claimed.
14th August 2008 16:38
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NS&I buoyed by investors' 'flight to safety'.
Credit crunch-hit investors fleeing the volatile equity markets have helped National Savings & Investments (NS&I) to post record sales.
14th August 2008 16:33
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Inflation eating into Brits' savings.
Soaring inflation is set to erode millions of Britons savings unless they take action and move their money elsewhere, a price comparison site has warned.
12th August 2008 12:15
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Schoolchildren saving to fund higher education.
More and more schoolchildren are saving towards their college education, with many starting from as young as 11, a new survey has discovered.
11th August 2008 16:29
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Savings rates continuing to rise.
Interest rates on savings products have soared during the last 12 months, with returns hitting their highest level for seven years.
7th August 2008 12:37
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Brits want to simplify finances.
Britons are increasingly opting to bank with a single provider in a bid to simplify their finances, it has been discovered.
6th August 2008 16:48
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Brits forced into ISA withdrawals.
More and more Britons are dipping into their Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) as they struggle to meet the rising cost of living, new data has shown.
5th August 2008 18:33
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