Articles, tagged with "high interest savings accounts", page 1
12th January 2012
It's important to have one or more banking accounts with a reputable FDIC-backed bank or credit union. There are dozens of types of bank accounts to choose from, but if you're trying to save money, there are a few types of accounts that can be particularl...
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Author:
Jess Hall
09th June 2011
Everyone is looking for ways to make their money work harder. Whether you’re saving for a special purchase, such as a TV or a down payment on a car, or you’re putting money away toward a child’s education, high yield online savings accounts can help you ...
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Author:
Jess Hall
29th December 2010
The choice of investment 'classes’ for investors in Zambia are spread among four main asset classes - equities, bonds, property and cash deposits. There are opportunities in sectors specialising in equities, bonds, precious metals, property, gilts, commod...
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Author:
Chisanga
17th November 2010
High interest savings accounts can be an important investment vehicle that can help you grow your nest egg and work your way to a healthy retirement. Although savings accounts often too good to be true, the reality is that many of them are really not even...
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Author:
Michale Anderson-Smith
16th April 2010
Should I pay down my debt or build my savings? There are many aged-old questions but this is not one of them. This is, however, a very common question for most of us in the twentieth century as consumer debt has hit a personal high and has become the ugly...
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Author:
Molly
09th October 2009
It is common knowledge that Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) have been offered as the "no-brainer" tax free method for saving without having to pay tax on the interest earned. But recent surveys show that they may no longer be the best option.
ISAs w...
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Author:
Sam Gooch
23rd September 2009
A decline in the nation's saving optimism has been deemed "disappointing".
Britons are taking a more pessimistic view towards saving money, new figures show.
Research by Nationwide in its latest Saving Index study reveals the score tracking the nati...
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Author:
Sam Gooch
17th September 2009
Some online savings accounts will give you high interest with no regulations. But with others there are various criteria to comply with.
An online savings account is one account that attracts the highest interest rates while still allowing free access t...
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Author:
Mel C
19th August 2009
It is common knowledge that Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) have been offered as the "no-brainer" tax free method for saving without having to pay tax on the interest earned. But recent surveys show that they may no longer be the best option.
ISAs w...
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Author:
Which4u
08th August 2009
When it comes to savings accounts, some people are looking for security with a well established solid bank while others are aiming only for the highest interest. The best advice would be, look both ways and find a good bank that offers the most competitiv...
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Author:
Mel C
09th June 2009
"Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure nineteen six, result happiness. Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure twenty pound ought and six, result misery" ' David Copperfield.
Charles Dickens wrote this in 1849, before the advent of hi...
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Author:
Click4credit
29th May 2009
The savings account allows people to put their money in a safe place. While it is kept in the bank, the amount earns interest. Keeping money away from thieves or improper spending while it slowly grows, now that's two advantages in one! The interest that ...
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Author:
Mel C
19th May 2009
Are High Interest Savings Accounts the Solution?In the present economy, everyone I know is striving to keep his or her head above water. Retrenchment has more than doubled and people everywhere are looking for a way to cut corners and possibly even save ...
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Author:
selfimprover1980
06th May 2009
Over the past few years savers in the UK have been bombarded with tempting offers of high interest savings accounts from many financial institutions, including a number of newcomers from abroad, many of which went on to monopolise the UK savings account m...
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Author:
Justin Schamotta
24th April 2009
Interest on your savings is the result of making your money work for you. Everyone knows that the more interest you get on your savings the better off you'll be in the long run. Savings interest can take several forms. Interest on your term deposit is usu...
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Author:
Mel C