Savings Accounts Offers
Cahoot to launch one year fixed rate bond at 3.65%Cahoot are set to launch a one year fixed rate savings bond that pays 3.65 per cent interest. |
Santander launch new cash ISAsSantander has launched two new postal cash ISAs. Its two-year product pays between 3.25 and 3.50% and its one-year offering pays between 2.75 and three per cent. |
Tesco Bank withdraws second issue of RPI linked savings bondTesco Bank has withdrawn its second issue of its savings bond linked to the retail prices index after reaching its investment target of £60 million. |
Leeds Building Society offers online account with 3.5% rateAn online access account paying a rate of 2.05 per cent, plus a one per cent bonus until January 31st next year, has been made available by Leeds Building Society. |
Post Office issues new online saver accountIndividuals may wish to consider putting a little money aside as the Post Office has unveiled a new product providing a 1.2 per cent bonus on top of the standard rate of 1.65 per cent for the first year. |
Yorkshire Building Society offers Christmas Saver accountYorkshire Building Society is encouraging savers to visit their local branch in order to take advantage of its Christmas Saver account, which will no longer be available after February 16th. |
Sainsbury's Finance offers 1-year fixed-rate savings accountA new one-year fixed-rate savings account paying 3.2 per cent has been launched by Sainsbury's Finance. |
New base rate plus two per cent bond from Leeds Building SocietyA new postal base rate tracker bond has been revealed by Leeds Building Society, which guarantees to pay the Bank of England base rate plus two per cent for a year. |
Ethical savings account offers two per centThe easy-access Online Saver Plus account paying a rate of two per cent has been launched by Triodos Bank. |
Santander extends Zero current account eligibilityCustomers who hold £10,000 or more in savings with Santander will now be able to make use of its fee-free Zero current account. |
Nationwide International launches new accountNationwide International has launched a new issue of its personal savings account that offers consumers up to 3.25 per cent annual equivalent rate (AER). |
NS&I reveals Direct Saver accountNational Savings and Investments (NS&I) has unveiled its new Direct Saver account, which is available online and on the telephone. |
Nationwide: Is savings account tracking competition a champion?Nationwide today launched a savings account that promises to match the best buy accounts on the high street. |
Ipswich: New savings account helps users plan for the futureIpswich Building Society's new Smart Save account is aiming to teach individuals to save again. |
Saffron Building Society boosts rate on e-saver 55-plus accountSaffron Building Society recently announced it will be boosting interest rates on its 55 and older e-saver account. |
Investec high 5 rate jumps to 3.17%Investec high 5 account has increased rates to 3.17 per cent, up from 3.11 per cent last week. |
Sainsbury's introduces 3% SaverSainsbury's Finance is offering a rate of three per cent Gross AER on its internet saver and guarantees the rate on the account will remain at least two per cent above the base rate for 12 months. |
Interest rate cut: What it means for saversWhile borrowers are hoping the latest interest rate cut will mean cheaper repayments, savers are seeing their returns rapidly diminish. |
One day left for Tesco 6% savings accountApplications for Tesco's Internet Saver account have until the end of tomorrow. January 7th, to apply and qualify for a 1.5 per cent bonus. |
Saving rate of 6.50% with NottinghamThe Nottingham Building Society's Sleep Easy savings account is currently offering a headline rate of 6.50 per cent. |
Alliance & Leicester raises eSaver rateAlliance & Leicester has increased the interest rate on its online instant access eSaver to 6.56 per cent. |
New Star criticises OECD claimsThe claims of inevitable recession made by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) have been criticised by a leading market analyst. |
Thrifty Brits save to beat the crunchA large majority of British shoppers have modified their retail habits in the wake of the credit crunch, and many are finding a renewed urge to save their spare cash new research indicates. |
City 'sleepwalking' into economic downturnMoney mangers are ignoring the dangers of the upcoming economic downturn, which could last well into 2009. |
Stroud & Swindon: New over 50s account
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