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  • £280bn sitting in zero interest bank accounts

    Over £280bn is sitting in UK bank accounts earning no interest, according to data released today by the Bank of England.

  • NS&I boosts British Savings Bonds rates

    NS&I has boosted the rates of its British Savings Bonds to up to 4.1% AER and has relaunched one and five year fixed-rate bonds.

  • £1.3trn in savings earning less than half base rate

    Over £1.3 trillion is languishing in savings accounts paying less than 50% of the Bank of England's base rate of 4.5%, according to a new report.

  • MPs to review future of Lifetime ISA

    The Treasury Committee has launched a review into the future of the Lifetime ISA.

  • Cash savers 'miss out' on £165bn in 2024

    Cash savers have missed out on £165bn of returns this year when comparing cash interest with the return on global equities, according to a new report.

  • Britons pump £20bn into cash savings

    British savers put over £20bn into cash savings in October, the highest deposits ever seen outside of the Coronavirus pandemic.

  • Cash ISAs rebound from pandemic lows

    The number of cash ISAs increased 11% to 7.9m in the 2022/23 tax year but the number of Stocks and Shares ISAs fell, according to latest figures from HMRC.

  • Savings rates take a hit as inflation holds steady

    The top fixed savings rates have seen significant falls over the past month, according to a new report.

  • NS&I cuts rates on some fixed-term products 

    NS&I, the government-backed savings providers, has today cut rates on some of its fixed term products.

  • Inertia is costing savers dear warns report

    Reluctance to diversify and move savings is causing many savers to miss out on better rates, according to a new report for UK Savings Week.

  • How Brits would cope without savings if they lost main source of income. Source: First Direct

    Brits failing to save for emergency situations

  • Risk triangle from Scottish Widows showing three most financially vulnerable groups.

    Scottish Widows identifies financially vulnerable groups

  • Clive Bolton 'at retirement' director for Aviva

    Savings pots are increasing for the over-55s

  • NS&I's John Prout

    One in four Britons saves nothing each month - survey

  • John Prout, NS&I retail customer director

    Younger generation ahead on monthly savings contributions

  • John Prout from NS&I

    Savings rise for second consecutive quarter but remain at low levels

  • Family finance report. Source: Aviva

    Family monthly savings reach two year high

  • Graph showing four types of savers. Source: HSBC

    Female savings habits improve as gender gap narrows

  • Long Term GDP figures - ONS

    Signs of consumers saving more as UK GDP falls again

  • NS&I

    Signs of recovery in savings levels and in financial services

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