Santander savings accounts
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Santander offer a range of savings accounts.
See below for details of savings account deals.
- Santander raises overdraft charges on current accounts
- Santander launches new fixed rate savings bond
- Santander ups savings rates
- Santander launches new savings bond linked to inflation
- Skipton brings back popular savings accounts
Savings News
HMRC: Record number of self assessment tax returns in by deadlineHMRC received 9.45 million tax returns on time this year, an increase of 800,000 on last year, but over one million taxpayers were late and will receive a £100 penalty. |
Lloyds pledges to keep all branches open for three more yearsLloyds which runs HBOS, Halifax and Bank of Scotland has pledged to not reduce the number of branches it has open for three more years and will not shut a branch if it is the last one in a community. |
Self assessment confusion as TV ads and website stick to old deadlineA website technical hitch added to the confusion for self assessment taxpayers as HMRC's website and TV ads aired on Sunday continued to inform taxpayers that January 31st was SA deadline day. |
UK public calls for top FTSE bosses' pay to be reducedMembers of the British public do not believe chief executives of top firms should be remunerated to the tune of millions of pounds, a High Pay Centre report has found. |
George Osborne unveils new Financial Services BillGeorge Osborne has presented the new Financial Services Bill which will see new regulatory bodies created, a bigger role for the Bank of England and the abolition of the FSA. |
Aviva: UK households saving nothing hits record as debts riseMore people than ever are failing to set aside any money in savings as they use the cash to pay back debts and meet the cost of bills, Aviva has found. |
National Savings Direct Saver account cuts rate by 0.25%The interest rate on NS&I's Direct Saver account has been cut by 0.25 per cent a year, taking it from 1.75 per cent to 1.5 per cent. |
Governor King warns UK economy needs re-balancing towards exportsThe Governor of the Bank of England, Sir Mervyn King said last night that the UK faces a long, arduous and uneven recovery that should be led by increased exports. |

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