Savings accounts News

September 2009

• Child savers benefit from 'positive austerity'

  01.09.2009

  The credit crunch could prove a net positive for Britain's youngsters.
• Britons fund holidays through savings

  02.09.2009

  A provider has noted a change in consumer habits.
• Savers 'should switch accounts regularly'

  02.09.2009

  Consumers have been advised to research table-topping accounts.
• Change to ISA limit to boost savers

  03.09.2009

  Alistair Darling's policy comes into effect next month.
• Retirement savings 'are too low'

  07.09.2009

  Incomes for some future retirees could drop by 79% when they stop work.
• Average savings account 'held for 10 years'

  08.09.2009

  One in four people only check their account's interest rate when they apply.
• Savings accounts 'becoming more competitive'

  15.09.2009

  The Bank of England has lowered interest rates, affecting savers.
• 'Cautious optimism' returning to property market

  17.09.2009

  Consumers perceive greater access to mortgages.
• 'Adverse order' credit card warning issued

  21.09.2009

  Order of payments policies can influence card balances.
• Owners of older pets get insurance advice

  22.09.2009

  Premiums generally rise as a dog or cat ages.
• Over-50s face ISA rule confusion

  23.09.2009

  Different providers offer different policies on fixed-rate accounts.
• Prepaid MasterCard provider gloomy on pound

  25.09.2009

  Travellers are set to suffer from changing exchange rates.
• Consumers urged to check water bills

  29.09.2009

  Households could be paying too much for water.
• XL customers waiting for credit card refund

  30.09.2009

  Cardholders waiting to get their money back.

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