March 2007 Archive
'Rainy day' would leave Brits high and dryMany Britons would struggle to meet even short-term unexpected costs. |
83% of single parents struggle to saveFive 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 could be an alternative to savings accounts, a leading financial website reports. |
Leeds Building Society launch latest savings accountLeeds Building Society has launched their latest Saver Access Plus account - a two-year fixed rate instant access savings account. |
Mindset shift needed to encourage savingThe difference between spenders and savers is simply a matter of will power, a new survey reveals. |
Internet users 'ignore simple security steps'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 £136bnBrits saved a record £136 billion in 2006 through their savings accounts, new research out today shows. |
What to do with your bonusAlmost one worker in three received a bonus this year, but what is the best thing to do with this windfall? |
Budget 2007 - ISA allowances increasedGordon 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 WalesThe Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has launched a new mobile banking service in north Wales. |
Credit unions to offer basic bank accountsPeople 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 risesOnline banking fraud is on the increase, according to new figures from Apacs. |
Barclays launches 'best' mini cash ISA paying 6.5%From March 16th Barclays is introducing a mini-cash ISA paying 6.50 per cent AER interest. |
Principality launches e-SAVERPrincipality building society has launched its new e-SAVER account offering 5.6 per cent interest. |
83% to switch bank account if fees brought inMore 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% interestAlliance & Leicester has announced their Premier ISA will pay 8.1 per cent interest per annum. |
Two in three feel tied to their bankDespite 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 productsLeeds Building Society has released a range of fixed-rate tax-free Tessa-ISA products. |
Savings accounts short-changing BritsSavings accounts are short-changing Britons by not passing on increases in interest rates |
Abbey launches direct mini cash ISA at 5.5%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 IrelandBanks in Northern Ireland could be forced to give new customers interest-free overdrafts on their bank accounts. |
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