Articles, tagged with "cash isa", page 4
27th April 2010
It's that time of year again when savers make a mad dash to deposit their money into an ISA to earn tax-free interest on savings.
Savers have until the end of the tax year on 5 April to save into an ISA, and as the ISA deadline draws closer, banks and ...
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Author:
MarkeD
01st April 2010
In the early part of 2010, a study revealed that starting a savings account and generally getting to grips with finances was high on many people's agenda. It was suggested people across the UK had resolved to make the most of the fresh start by putting aw...
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Author:
Noel mellor
31st March 2010
When you are bringing a new life into the world, one of the first things you might consider is how you will be able to cope financially - in which case, you could come to the conclusion that saving sooner rather than later will stand you in good stead.
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Author:
Noel mellor
31st March 2010
If you are one of the many people that make regular payments into a savings facility, you may be well placed to recommend others do the same having seen what it can do for your financial stability.
Whether it's for a specific purchase or part of a bac...
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Author:
Noel mellor
31st March 2010
The internet has now become an integral part of most people's lives, but you may not be aware it can also be a useful tool for managing your savings accounts. In addition to the various banking options available on the internet, such as balance checking a...
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Author:
Noel mellor
31st March 2010
Although there is no bad time to start up a savings account or ISA, the new tax year brings with it a whole new opportunity to get your cash working for you. For those who opt for the former, a range of products that utilise various online and telephone b...
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Author:
Noel mellor
31st March 2010
Making savings on a daily basis is a great way of freeing up cash that can be better utilised elsewhere, the most obvious being the ability to add it to an ISA or savings account. A big ticket purchase, a holiday, a family celebration or just a rainy day ...
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Author:
Noel mellor
30th March 2010
With a new Isa season approaching, many savers will be looking for the best accounts in which to stash their hard-earned cash.
This is particularly important given that not only are interest rates at record lows, but banks and building societies have a...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
02nd March 2010
Young people should be looking after their future and saving their money especially in tax free saving accounts like ISA s. However, research from Alliance and Leicester Current Accounts shows that 16% of 16 - 21 year olds admit they save no money at all...
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Author:
britneyhenderson
26th February 2010
Retirement always arouses a mixture of emotions. On the one hand, people may be looking forward to giving up their jobs and devoting more time to their hobbies, but on the other hand, some are often worried about the financial implications of giving up wo...
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Author:
britneyhenderson
22nd February 2010
This review looks at the benefits of a savings account. A savings account isn't just a safe place to keep your money, it also means you could earn extra interest on the money you save as well. The Bank of England's base rate is the driving factor in how m...
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Author:
Mark Bartley
27th January 2010
The new year has already been underway for several weeks but those yet to set their resolutions for 2010 may still find there are a number of ways in which they can resolve to get their grips with their finances.Britons keen for getting on top of money ma...
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Author:
Samuel Gooch
27th January 2010
Any glance at a newspaper recently will tell that, both nationally and as individuals, we do not save as much of our income as we should do. What however is quite surprising is that so many of us do not take full advantage of the ISA scheme. Even when g...
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Author:
britneyhenderson
26th November 2009
It's never too early or too late to get into the habit of saving. Whether you are just taking the first steps into an independent adulthood, heading towards retirement or somewhere in between, there is a savings account that allows you to invest cash safe...
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Author:
Paul Buchanan
26th November 2009
Offering up a tax-efficient way to invest money, ISAs (Individual Savings Accounts) are one of the smartest ways to maximise the value of your savings. Indeed, allowing people under the age of 50 to invest up to £7,200 every year tax-free - those aged ov...
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Author:
Jonathan Wallace