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Savers offered fixes of up to seven years
18 May 2014: Newcastle building society is latest to offer a seven-year fixed-rate bond – but is it wise to tie up your cash for so long?
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12 Jul 2014:Yorkshire's 5% offers alternative to rock-bottom interest rates – but Halifax cuts rate on Junior Isa
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12 Jul 2014:
The FCA has discovered that newer savers enjoy better interest rates – and that small players are bigger payers
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8 Jul 2014:
Watchdog's report finds long-term savers getting less than half the interest paid to new savers
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30 Jun 2014: Big changes to Isas will boost the amount you can put away, to £15,000. We explain how you can benefit
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28 Jun 2014: Renewable energy schemes currently offer far greater returns to investors than cash Isas, but there are dangers
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18 May 2014:
Newcastle building society is latest to offer a seven-year fixed-rate bond – but is it wise to tie up your cash for so long?
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10 May 2014: Consumer group launches 'scrap the savings trap' campaign to put end to accounts paying 'pitiful' rates
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5 Apr 2014: This April marks the 50th anniversary of the first two credit unions set up in Britain – formed to help those rejected by banks
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19 Mar 2014:
Chancellor announces new Isas, pensioner bonds and a 'tidying-up' of 10% tax rate for savers to offset record low interest
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Interactive,
5 Mar 2014:
Five years ago the Bank of England cut interest rates to 0.5%, a record low. Since the Bank's inception at the end of the 17th century, interest rates have varied considerably
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1 Mar 2014: Savers can double or even triple their Isa interest income by following just a few simple steps
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27 Feb 2014:
Building society claims customers found too much choice 'confusing'
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27 Feb 2014: RBS aims to be 'smaller, simpler, smarter', scrapping 0% balance transfers and teasers for new customers, and simplifying savings
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19 Feb 2014: Raft of new Isas can't hide disappointing rates of interest
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18 Feb 2014:
Savers may at last be able to get returns beating inflation, but it will take many years for workers to recover their spending power
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