Savings Hub
Considering your saving options? Want to understand what could be the best savings account for you? Our Savings Hub provides the knowledge and insight to help you understand savings.
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What is a Building Society?
Building societies are mutual organisations, which means they are owned by their customers. They offer current and savings accounts and mortgages so they can be an alternative option to a traditional bank.
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What is the Financial Ombudsman Service?
The Financial Ombudsman Service, also known as the FOS, is an independent organisation that can help you resolve any disputes you may have with a financial company, after unsuccessfully trying to resolve the matter with the company first.
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How to save for retirement
Your retirement may seem a while off, but it's never too early to start saving for your retirement. Read on for some top tips for how to go about it.
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Cash ISAs: Your Guide to Getting Started
Cash ISAs are a simple and accessible way to save money. Read on to find out which cash ISA could suit you best.
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How to Start Saving Money
If you’re new to saving, or just new to saving seriously, here’s how to build the habit.
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Personal Savings Allowance Guide
The personal savings allowance lets you earn up to £1000 before you have to pay a penny in tax. Read on to learn what this means to your savings.
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A Guide to ISAs
An ISA is a type of savings or investment account that shields your money from tax. The shine may have been taken off them recently due to lower interest rates, but ISAs can still be useful for setting money aside.
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Fixed-Rate Bonds: How the Savings Work
Fixed-rate bonds are a type of savings account that guarantees an interest rate over a set period of time.
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Premium Bonds: Are They Worth the Investment?
Premium Bonds offer a way to save money and earn tax-free prizes. We discuss the advantages and disadvantages.
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Mobile Payment Apps: Everything you Need to Know
Mobile payment apps turn your smartphone into a wallet. Learn how to find a safe, secure app so you can start transferring funds and making contactless purchases.
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What is the Difference Between a Standing Order and Direct Debit?
Standing orders send payments arranged by you. Direct debits are collected by the person or company you are paying.
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How to Set Up Online Banking
Online banking puts you in control of your finances. Most banks in the UK offer this service, and it can be quick and easy to get started.
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Kids' Bank Cards: How Do They Work?
There are several types of kids’ bank cards. Debit cards, prepaid cards and simple cash cards for kids all exist, providing you, as a parent, with a variety of options when looking to teach your child about the world of money. Discover which is best for your child below.
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Notice Accounts: How to Save
Notice accounts are savings accounts offered by banks that require advance notice before the day you want to withdraw.
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Lifetime ISA: Bonus on Savings for a Home or Retirement
If you’re aged 18 to 40, you can open a lifetime ISA (LISA) and earn a 25% annual bonus on up to £4,000 in savings, until you’re 50.
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Regular Savings Accounts: What to Know When Choosing
Opening a regular savings account requires minimum savings each month, and you’re offered a top interest rate in return. Learn what’s required and how to compare the best options.
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Savings Accounts Earn You Interest on Your Money
How much interest you earn depends on the type of savings account, how much you save and how long you are willing to lock your money away.
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