March 2007 Archive

'Rainy day' would leave Brits high and dry

Many Britons would struggle to meet even short-term unexpected costs

Many Britons would struggle to meet even short-term unexpected costs.

83% of single parents struggle to save

Most parents do not make regular payments into child trust funds

Five out of six single parents admit they do not make regular payments into their child's savings account.

Current accounts - an alternative to savings?

High-interest current accounts can also be good for savings

High-interest current accounts could be an alternative to savings accounts, a leading financial website reports.

Leeds Building Society launch latest savings account

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Leeds Building Society has launched their latest Saver Access Plus account - a two-year fixed rate instant access savings account.

Mindset shift needed to encourage saving

Beating the spending habit needs a shift in mindset, a new report reveals

The difference between spenders and savers is simply a matter of will power, a new survey reveals.

Internet users 'ignore simple security steps'

People are not security-conscious enough when shopping online

Nearly 3.5 million Britons have fallen victim to online fraud in the past year, losing an average of £875 each.

Brits save a record £136bn

Brits saved a record £136bn in 2006

Brits saved a record £136 billion in 2006 through their savings accounts, new research out today shows.

What to do with your bonus

Should bouns payments go to savings accounts

Almost one worker in three received a bonus this year, but what is the best thing to do with this windfall?

Budget 2007 - ISA allowances increased

The amount of money that can be saved tax free in an ISA will be increased

Gordon Brown has today said the amount of money that can be saved tax free in an ISA will be increased.

Royal Bank of Scotland launches mobile banking in north Wales

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The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has launched a new mobile banking service in north Wales.

Credit unions to offer basic bank accounts

You will soon be able to open a basic bank account through a credit union

People will soon be able to open a basic bank account through a credit union rather than going to a high-street bank.

Alliance & Leicester launches offshore base rate tracker

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Britannia launches 5.85% mini cash ISA

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How do you mix cash and stocks and shares ISAs

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Online banking fraud rises

Online banking fraud is on the increase, Apacs reveals

Online banking fraud is on the increase, according to new figures from Apacs.

Barclays launches 'best' mini cash ISA paying 6.5%

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From March 16th Barclays is introducing a mini-cash ISA paying 6.50 per cent AER interest.

Principality launches e-SAVER

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Principality building society has launched its new e-SAVER account offering 5.6 per cent interest.

83% to switch bank account if fees brought in

Millions say they will switch bank account if fees are introduced

More than eight in ten Britons say they would switch providers if banks were to introduce fees for current accounts.

Alliance & Leicester Premier ISA with 8.1% interest

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Alliance & Leicester has announced their Premier ISA will pay 8.1 per cent interest per annum.

Two in three feel tied to their bank

Two in three feel locked into their bank account

Despite the rise in online banking and easy ways of switching current accounts two out of three people feel tied to their banks.

Leeds Building Society launches Tessa-ISA products

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Leeds Building Society has released a range of fixed-rate tax-free Tessa-ISA products.

Savings accounts short-changing Brits

Savings accounts are short-changing Britons

Savings accounts are short-changing Britons by not passing on increases in interest rates

Abbey launches direct mini cash ISA at 5.5%

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Abbey has launched a new mini cash ISA paying 5.50% which can be opened for £1.

Abbey launches super ISA offering 8% interest

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Interest-free overdrafts in Northern Ireland

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Banks in Northern Ireland could be forced to give new customers interest-free overdrafts on their bank accounts.

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