Savings

Isas vs pensions

If you want to save or invest for the longer term, don't overlook pensions. There are tax relief boosts and some tax-free withdrawals. But are you better off with an ISA?

Starting rate for savings: could you get an extra £5,000 savings allowance?

The starting rate for savings, plus other allowances, could mean you earn up to £18,570 in income and savings interest, tax-free.

Nationwide pays out £50 bonus to 12 million members: will you get it?

Nationwide's dishing out over £600m to 12m customers following it's buyout of Virgin Money. But who's eligible and when will you get it?

Chase cuts 4.5% booster savings rate for some: should you ditch it?

Chase's increased savings rate is coming to an end on January 16. The good news is there are plenty of accounts where you can earn more.

Is the Lifetime ISA still worth it? Have your say

The Treasury Committee has launched an enquiry into Lifetime ISAs to find out if they're still fit for purpose.

YouGov Connections: how it works

Link your bank accounts and credit cards, and in return for sharing your data you could make free cash each year. But is it safe?

The banks that don’t let you re-open accounts

Did you know some banks and other providers won't let you come back and open another account once you've closed one?

Club Lloyds Monthly Saver review

Here's everything you need to know about how to get one of the highest paying regular saver accounts - the Club Lloyds Monthly Saver.

Chase saver rate to fall again in February

2024 Wrapped: your best and worst accounts

You've had your say on your favourite and least favourite current account, savings account and credit card providers of 2024.

Should I get a joint account?

Joint accounts can be really useful for couples managing joint expenses. But before you open one, it's important to understand the risks.

Should you fix your savings?

When rates are falling or the economy feels a bit uncertain (which is most of the time, let's be honest) could tying up funds be the answer?