Savings

The UK’s cash Isa industry has all but ground to a halt: we explain why and what you can do with your Isa cash, and invite you to tell us your experience

With house prices falling, potential first-time buyers locked out of the market for years may finally be able to afford to buy their own home

Two issues preoccupied the Nationwide members who turned up for its annual meeting last week - the security of their savings and the strength of the mutual

Abbey’s owner Santander is trying to buy Alliance & Leicester. Where does it leave A&L’s 450,000 mortgage borrowers and savers?

No it hasn’t, say experts who are calling for action to stop inflation whittling away the Government’s much-vaunted child trust funds

The latest rate rises by Kaupthing Edge in the fixed-rate bond market could signal the end of the savings goldrush as others struggle to compete

Banks threatened an end to ‘free’ current accounts after they were accused of dirty tricks and stealth charges in a market that makes them £8bn a year

Savers have been bombarded with new accounts since the credit crunch began. But many which offered top rates a year ago have fallen by the wayside

Tens of millions of pounds of cash Isa money has been mislaid by bungling banks and building societies. Here we offer a solution

A new survey highlights the best savings accounts in the UK, according to how long they have kept their top rates