All (97) Articles (75) Tools (9) Blogs (13) Filter by topics Clear all Savings Everyday money Blogs Family and care Homes Benefits Pensions and retirement About us Selected filters Page 3 of 10 Sort by Relevance Most recent Most popular Article Interest rates explained When you borrow money, the amount you pay back is dictated by the interest rate, plus any additional fees. The same goes for savings accounts where you can earn... Topic Budgeting Making your money go further is a goal most of us would like to achieve – and there are loads of ways of doing it, including using our free budget planner. Our... Article How to set a savings goal Setting a savings goal is a great way to watch your savings grow. Find out where to start and what a suitable savings goal is for you. Article Living on a squeezed income Whatever is going on in your life, there are ways to make your income go further. Learn how to cut back on costs and see what extra help is available. Article Fixed rate savings bonds Fixed-rate savings bonds are interest-paying savings accounts offered by banks and building societies for a fixed amount of time. You usually get a higher interest... Article What to do when your Help to Save account closes If you have a Help to Save account, find out what you can do with your money when your account matures and closes. Article Savings accounts for children With children’s saving accounts, kids learn to manage money – and parents, relatives and friends have a place to save for a child they care about. Article Saving money to boost your budget With household bills rising ever higher, managing a tight budget can be tough. What often throws us off course is the unexpected, but regular saving can help. Article Saving money for a holiday Saving up for a holiday and paying for it with cash is usually the best option for your finances. When you don’t have to borrow money, you’ll come home relaxed,... Article How to prepare for an interest rate change Find out how your mortgage, savings, borrowing and pensions can be affected by an interest rate rise or fall – and how to plan for it. Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next