In-depth features and guides about ISAs, savings accounts and other bank accounts

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The top ten fixed rate savings bonds for 2013

We countdown the highest paying fixed rate savings bonds whether you are looking to save for one year or up to five years.

ISA season 2013: The top 20 fixed rate cash ISAs

Make the most of this year's ISA allowance

Our latest feature gives a rundown of the top 20 fixed rate cash ISA deals available ahead of the ISA deadline. Invest up to £5,640 tax-free.

ISA Season 2013: ISA savers urged to switch to a better deal

If your ISA bonus rate has expired switch to a better deal

With the ISA deadline fast approaching if you took out an ISA with a bonus rate last year you need to switch to a better deal to make the most of your savings.

Budget 2013 Live: Key points at a glance

Budget 2013 live: All the key points at a glance

The budget as it happens. Follow all the major announcements in the Chancellor's budget as George Osborne presents his fourth budget since the coalition came to power.

Budget 2013: Osborne expected to announce more housebuilding

George Osborne prepares to announce the budget on March 20th

Business leaders are urging the Chancellor, George Osborne to go for growth and invest in infrastructure projects ahead of the budget on Wednesday March 20th.

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Cash ISA

A cash Individual Savings Account (ISA) is a savings account where you earn interest but don't pay tax.
Graduating your finances: Graduate current account guide

The students of 2008 graduate throwing their mortar boards in the air, are warned they will be landing in a tough financial landscape.
Instant Access Savings Accounts

Instant access savings accounts provide a place for you to store your money, earn some interest on it and also access this cash whenever you wish.
Investment ISA

A investment or Maxi Individual Savings Account (ISA) is a bit like a savings account where you invest your money into various stocks and shares.
Regular Savings Accounts

Savings accounts are bank accounts which pay interest on the money you put in. There are many different kinds of savings accounts on the market. Regular savings accounts are a place for money to be deposited at frequent intervals - usually monthly.