Savers reminded of important £20,000 rule as new tax-year starts in April
UK savers must be aware of the £20,000 cap on tax-free savings in Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) as the new tax year approaches in April.
Labour update on increasing limit for ISA savers
The UK Labour Party has provided updates on potential changes to the Individual Savings Account (ISA) limits, particularly concerning Help to Buy ISAs for home purchases.
Six million Brits with savings in bank accounts issued warning
Over six million UK savers are warned about their bank accounts not earning any interest, risking their savings against inflation.
Fixed term: what is the interest rate bank by bank this Wednesday, February 25
The Central Bank of Argentina has published a comparative table of fixed-term interest rates offered by various banks for savers looking to invest in pesos for 30 days.
Premium Bonds alert over £20,000 rule change affecting customers
NS&I is set to reduce the prize fund rate and change the odds for Premium Bonds from April 2026, affecting potential earnings for savers.
Due in 2027: the Government launches a dollar bond with monthly payments to entice savers
The Argentine government has announced a new dollar-denominated bond aimed at attracting retail investors with a monthly interest payment.
Burdened by lower compensation, the Livret A has its worst start to the year in fifteen years
The Livret A savings account is experiencing its worst start to the year in over a decade due to a decline in interest rates, resulting in significant withdrawals by savers.
Fixed term: what is the interest rate bank by bank this Monday February 23
The Central Bank of Argentina provides savers with a comparative table of interest rates on fixed-term deposits for February 23.
Savers warned 'don't repeat the same mistake' as inflation falls
As UK's inflation reaches its lowest since March 2025, savers are urged to take action before potential interest rate cuts.
Joint Debt: What Eurobonds Could Mean for Savings Account Holders
The article discusses the implications of Eurobonds for savers amidst political debates in Europe.
Worried about their retirement, reluctant towards taxes, the French increasingly favor the PER
More than 12.7 million French citizens hold a retirement savings plan (PER) as of Q3 2025, reflecting a growing trend among savers to secure their financial future.
Shock for Savers: What to Do When the Bank Cancels Your Checking Account?
Savers must quickly respond if their bank terminates their checking account, but there are alternatives available.
Fixed Term Deposits: What is the interest rate from bank to bank this Friday, February 13
The article discusses the fixed term deposit interest rates offered by various banks in Argentina, as published by the Central Bank, which helps savers maintain their purchasing power.
Live together, spend differently
A discussion about the financial dynamics between savers and spenders in romantic relationships and how to manage these differences effectively.
Fixed Term: What is the interest rate bank by bank this Wednesday, February 11
The Central Bank of Argentina has published the interest rates for fixed-term deposits for February 11, allowing savers to compare rates across banks.
Barclays, HSBC, and Lloyds savers warned as loyalty could cost £300
Savers with traditional banks like Barclays, HSBC, and Lloyds risk losing nearly £300 a year in interest by not switching to high-interest challenger banks.
Tips for Saving Money: How to Beat Inflation – Even After Taxes
The article provides strategies for savers to overcome inflation through various investment options available now that inflation rates have decreased.
£3,500 savings threshold rule for your bank account shared by expert
A personal finance expert reveals that having over £3,500 in savings puts individuals in the top half of savers in the UK.
Martin Lewis alert over Universal Credit 'exception' for savers
Martin Lewis advises on saving strategies, advocating for mortgage overpayments over traditional savings accounts for those with high mortgage rates.
The dollar falls and Argentine stocks recover in Wall Street
The dollar declined to $1.450 for savers in Argentina, while Argentine stocks regained some ground on Wall Street amidst a calm day in the markets.
Fixed Term: What is the bank interest rate by bank this Thursday, February 5
The Central Bank of Argentina provides savers with a comparative table of fixed term interest rates by bank, useful for maintaining the purchasing power of their deposits.
The Treasury is back targeting small savers: new Btp Valore, starting from 1,000 euros
Italy's Treasury is launching a new Btp Valore aimed at small savers, with a minimum investment of 1,000 euros and growing interest rates every two years.
Key Interest Rate Stagnation: Why the ECB Keeps Rates Unchanged
The European Central Bank has decided to maintain the key interest rate for the Eurozone at 2.0 percent, marking the fifth consecutive meeting without a rate change, raising questions about implications for savers and borrowers.
Fixed Term: What is the interest rate bank by bank this Wednesday, February 4
The Central Bank of Argentina provides savers with a comparative table of fixed-term interest rates to help them maintain the purchasing power of their deposits.
Key interest rate likely to remain unchanged: How the interest rate stagnation affects savers and potential homebuyers
The European Central Bank is expected to keep key interest rates unchanged, affecting savers and those looking to buy homes amidst current inflation rates in the Eurozone.
Lloyds Bank tells savers 'fastest' ways to lower bills now and says cut two things
Lloyds Bank offers money saving tips and financial tools aimed at helping individuals reduce their bills and build savings more effectively.
Market Turmoil: – My Best Advice for Small Savers
Experts offer advice on how small investors should navigate market turbulence.
Fixed Term: What is the interest rate bank by bank this Tuesday, February 3
The article discusses the interest rates for fixed-term deposits in Argentina, providing a comparative table of rates across different banks for savers.
UK savers 'missing out on £565 a year'
Millions of UK savers are missing out on an average of £565 a year by keeping their money in low-interest accounts while better options exist that offer significantly higher returns.
Four major banks to cut savings rates in next two weeks - full list
Four major banks are set to reduce their savings rates following the Bank of England's recent base rate cut, prompting personal finance experts to advise savers to reconsider their banking options.
Attack on America's currency guardian – this attack is a watershed moment for savers
Criminal investigations against Fed Chairman Jerome Powell signify a new escalation in the conflict with President Donald Trump, alarming financial markets and threatening a cornerstone of the Western economic order.
Jean-Pierre Robin: "Faced with the 'messiness of the world', states and savers rush to gold"
Jean-Pierre Robin discusses how both governments and individual savers are increasingly turning to gold amid global turmoil, with the precious metal reaching record prices.
Pensions alert as experts warn of £26,000 'gap'
Experts warn that many savers may face a £26,000 shortfall in their retirement savings, leading to a significant mismatch between expectations and reality.
Should one opt for a Luxembourg life insurance?
Economic and fiscal uncertainties are pushing savers towards life insurance in Luxembourg, which has become more accessible and is perceived as safer.
"Three times the yield of the Livret A": the good deals of euro funds for savers
Savers can expect yields to remain strong in 2025, with some bonuses pushing returns close to 5%.
DWP and watchdogs issue £5,000 alert for pension savers
The DWP and regulatory bodies have alerted millions of pension savers that they may be missing out on substantial funds from their retirement accounts due to undisclosed performance and charges by pension schemes.
More than 1.3 million hit with unexpected HMRC bills
In the 2023-24 tax year, more than 1.32 million people received unexpected tax demands from HMRC, reflecting stricter enforcement particularly affecting pensioners and savers.
UK bank account warning to savers with multiple accounts
Savers are warned that opening multiple current accounts for incentives may lead to unintended consequences in managing their finances.
'£120,000' bank rule every saver must know and how to check
A change in the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) has increased the protection for UK savers from £85,000 to £120,000 per person, per UK-regulated bank or building society in the event of a bank collapse.
UK savers face 4 pension changes in 2026 - all you need to know
The UK is implementing significant reforms to its pension systems in 2026 aimed at simplifying processes and enhancing savers' control over their retirement funds.
HMRC letters hit Brits with unexpected £920 tax demands
Over one million Brits are facing unexpected tax bills averaging £920 due to changes in income tax assessment, significantly impacting savers and pensioners.
Disadvantage for Students: The Forgotten Gap in Old Age Provision
The German government is set to reform state-supported retirement provisions, but a gap affecting young savers remains overlooked.
Life insurance, SCPI, stocks, gold, bitcoin... Where to invest your money in 2026?
The article discusses how geopolitical tensions, political instability in France, and declining interest rates are prompting savers to reconsider their investment strategies to seek better returns in 2026.
A Good Year for PPK. The Program is Growing, Savers Earned a Lot
The article discusses the significant growth in assets within the Employees' Capital Plans (PPK) in 2025, the factors influencing participant increases, the solid returns achieved, expert forecasts for 2026, and the potential impact of a government review on the system and predictions for other retirement programs.
Btp and Bot in 2026: returns, risks, and opportunities for savers. What you need to know
The article discusses the performance of the spread between Btp and Bund in 2025, highlighting improved reliability of Italian public debt and implications for investors.
DWP State Pension warning after Autumn Budget
A warning has been issued to UK state pensioners regarding insufficient government support for retirement preparation, as over 70% of savers feel inadequately supported after the recent Autumn Budget.
Fixed Deposit Trend 2026: Why Fixed Deposits Remain Attractive for Flexible Savers
The article discusses how fixed deposit interest rates are influenced by monetary policy and presents perspectives on the fixed deposit market's movement for the coming year, especially considering the Germans' reluctance towards stock investments.