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With regular savings accounts you can start with as little as £10 which can slowly roll up into a tidy lump sum
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Clinging to the safety of cash when opening Junior Isas means losing out on long-term returns from equities
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If you’re lucky enough to have a windfall of £1,000, £10,000 or even £100,000, here’s how you can put it to work
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Do you take a tax-free lump sum, buy that Lamborghini, or spend it all on your children right now? Today’s over-55s have a maze of possibilities for their pension pot
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Investors in lenders such as Zopa could shelter returns in Isa – if government can find a way to make it happen
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Table-topping accounts at Halifax and Nationwide among those affected, while NatWest, HSBC and Barclays join race to bottom
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Cuddly Richard Branson: the fattest cat of all