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Cash ISA countdown - Start as you mean to go on...
28th March 2017
Author: Anna Bowes

Category: Savings News

For those who want to make the most of their cash ISA allowance, now is the time to get ahead of the game and start to plan where to put next year’s ISA allowance...
Rates Rundown - Cash ISA special
28th March 2017
Author: Anna Bowes

Category: Savings News

Time is ticking away for savers to take advantage of their 2016/17 cash ISA allowance, with the 5th April deadline fast approaching. The last few weeks has seen a number of providers improving the rates they have on offer...
Today's Spring Budget - What does it mean for savers?
08th March 2017
Author: Anna Bowes

Category: Savings News

Today saw the last ever Spring Budget following the last ever Autumn Statement last November. We shouldn't be too concerned though as the next instalment will be the Autumn Budget later this year followed by the Spring Statement in March next year. That's cleared that up then. So what did we hear for savers?
Cash ISA countdown - encouraging early signs as we head towards the new tax year?
02nd March 2017
Author: Anna Bowes

Category: Savings News

With just over a month to go until the 2017/18 tax year, many savers will be starting to look at where to put their cash ISA funds, either using up their current tax year allowance or planning ahead for the new tax year...
Rates Rundown 2 March 2017
02nd March 2017
Author: Anna Bowes

Category: Savings News

Competition between providers has been heating up over the last few weeks, with some of the best rates we have seen in the fixed rate bond market in nearly a year...
Building Societies come out on top in the battle against the Banks
20th February 2017
Author: Anna Bowes

Category: Savings News

Building societies continue to demonstrate that they offer greater value to long-suffering savers than banks, figures produced by Savings Champion has shown.