All (57) Articles (56) Tools (1) Filter by topics Clear all Savings Family and care Pensions and retirement Everyday money Work About us Benefits Homes Selected filters Page 5 of 6 Sort by Relevance Most recent Most popular Article Investing in retirement You've worked so hard to save, and now you're finally ready to begin taking money from your pensions. With the right strategy, you can help make sure your retirement... 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... Article Maternity leave, neonatal care leave and pay To help you take time off work when your baby is born, you might qualify for maternity leave and pay, neonatal leave and pay. This guide will help you find out... Article What are personal loans? If you need to borrow money and want to pay a fixed amount back every month, a personal loan is one option. Find out what to watch out for and how to get the... Article Regular savings accounts With a regular savings account, you commit to paying in a certain amount each month. In return, the bank or building society gives you a higher interest rate... Article Credit union savings accounts In credit unions members pool their savings and lend to one another. Members have something in common, such as the same employer, trade union, attending a specific... Topic Renting Use our guides and tools to learn how to: find a rented home you can afford understand your rights and responsibilities ... Article Instant access savings accounts These are accounts that pay interest and allow you to withdraw money whenever you need it. You can save as little or as much as you want each month. You can ... 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 Secured and unsecured borrowing explained A secured loan usually means the lender can take your home if you fail to repay. Unsecured personal loans are less risky, but you’ll still need to repay on time.... Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 Next