Savings
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Tax grab will push 400,000 mid-income earners into top band
5 Dec 2012: Cuts in pension relief could hurt teachers and civil servants, while rise in income thresholds will also hit better off
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Check your savings providers are all covered separately under the Financial Services Compensation Scheme
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An Isa is a tax-efficient "wrapper" in which you can hold either stock market-based investments or a traditional savings account
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Lost and forgotten building society and bank accounts hold millions of pounds of savers' money. Here's how to track yours down
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10 Dec 2012: Financial Reporting Council accuses William Rollason of misleading other directors before collapse of savings scheme -
8 Dec 2012: The Isa allowance is being raised – in time to coincide with plunging interest rates for new as well as existing savers
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5 Dec 2012:
Cuts in pension relief could hurt teachers and civil servants, while rise in income thresholds will also hit better off
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5 Dec 2012: Osborne raises the overall contribution Isa by less than inflation
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5 Dec 2012:
Whether you're a first-time buyer, on benefits, a parent, a saver or a high earner, we run through what the chancellor's announcements will mean for you
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3 Dec 2012:
Top 10% of households are 850 times wealthier than the bottom, a report by the Office for National Statistics reveals
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30 Nov 2012: Top-paying savings accounts hit hardest, or even axed, with a bleak new year predicted for the savings market
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14 Nov 2012: Gregg McClymont: The government can allow more people to use the Nest pension scheme despite its claims to the contrary
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9 Nov 2012:
Co-operative Group says that from next year customers can spread cost of festivities without putting their money at risk
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5 Nov 2012: More than 320,000 NS&I Direct Isa savers will see their rate drop from 2.5% to 2.25% following a review of the market
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29 Oct 2012:
Parents, relatives and friends can pay into a single plan
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26 Oct 2012:
Every baby born after 31 August 2002 received at least £250 until January 2011. How has their money fared?
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26 Oct 2012: The big banks are paying as little as 0.25% on children's savings. We show you how to maximise interest payments, and which accounts to ignore
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26 Oct 2012: The Bank of England's scheme to boost lending is in fact lowering interest rates
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10 Oct 2012: I have a spare £5,000 but don't know which course of action will be more beneficial
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