Six ISA myths debunked
Some people think that ISAs (Individual Savings Accounts) are complicated, or you need a large amount of money to open one, or there's no point having one at all! But they're not as confusing as they might seem.
Read moreFor Savers
Whether you’re saving for something special or just for a rainy day, knowing how to make your money go further will help see your savings grow. Here you’ll find hints and tips on how to make the most of your savings.
Saving in 2021: a guide to setting your new year's resolution
We’ve put together a six-step guide to setting a resolution you can actually stick to. That way, you can kick-start a year of good savings habits.
Read moreSaving during lockdown: the results are in
We’ve already looked at how lockdown changed the way we think about our homes . But how has it affected our attitudes towards budgeting, saving and spending?
Read moreMobile savings apps: the must-know pros and cons
With more and more people turning to mobile savings apps to manage their money, we thought now would be the ideal opportunity to explore their pros and cons…
Read moreThe faces on your banknotes
Ever looked closely at the notes in your wallet or purse? We’re sure you notice the number, but what about the faces staring back at you?
Read moreWhat are regular savings?
Saving money each month is easy once you get into the habit. Here's how you can get started...
Read moreThe Death of Cash
Cash is dying out, arguably with good reason: it's less convenient, takes up more room, and if you lose it, there's no getting it back from your bank or building society. But studies suggest that the death of cash isn't good for our wallets...
Read moreHow your native language can make you a better (or worse) saver
There are many reasons we might struggle to save money: a lack of willpower, the easy access of online shopping, the ever-increasing use of credit cards. But there are other, more surprising, factors at work too - including the language you speak.
Read moreTeaching your children to become savers
Raising your children as savers is one of the most valuable gifts you can give them, but it’s not always an easy lesson for them to learn. We've put together a few ways to help your kids get into the savings habit.
Read moreHow to train yourself to become a better saver
Saving money can be challenging but we're committed to helping you do it. That's why we’ve teamed up with consultant psychologist and author of Willpower for Dummies, Dr. Frank Ryan, to share some top tips on how spenders can become savers.
Read moreSpring cleaning isn't just for your home
The number 1 date in our calendar is the start of the new tax year. But it should be a date you take notice of too. The new tax year means a brand new ISA allowance is available (so make the most of tax-free saving!) and it's also an ideal time to give your finances a good old spring clean.
Read moreA guide to tax-free savings
With a cash ISA, or individual savings account, you can save a set amount without paying tax each financial year. There are lots of different cash ISAs you can choose from.
Read moreThe lowdown on Lifetime ISAs
With a Lifetime ISA, you can save either for a deposit on your first home or for your retirement. Whatever you do, the government will match 25% of your savings. Here's what you need to know about the Lifetime ISA.
Read morePersonal Savings Allowance
The Personal Savings Allowance means most UK adults can earn up to a certain amount in savings interest without paying tax.
Read moreDo a money makeover in minutes
For many people, the pandemic has made budgeting more important than ever. But managing your money doesn’t need to be daunting or time consuming. Our useful hints and tips could help you get to grips with budgeting and saving – whether you’ve got plenty of time to spare, or just five minutes.
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