Saving

The best buy savings rates have barely risen since the Bank of England increased the base rate by 0.25 percentage points two weeks ago, MoneySavingExpert.com data reveals.

Wyelands Bank has today launched market-leading one-year and two-year fixed savings accounts, paying 2.15% and 2.25% interest respectively.

Over 50s are to be sent retirement 'wake-up' packs to give them more help and guidance on how to access their pension savings, following changes that were introduced in 2015.

The Post Office has today launched a market-leading easy-access savings account paying 1.33% interest.

Banks and building societies touting 'loyalty ISAs' are offering existing customers dismal rates compared to the market's best buys, MoneySavingExpert analysis shows - yet more proof that as we've always said, loyalty doesn't pay.

The best savings account rates have barely risen since November's base rate rise, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal, suggesting savers are not being given a fair deal.

Nottingham Building Society is to launch a new cash Lifetime ISA, MoneySavingExpert can reveal - making it only the second provider to offer this type of savings account, which gives a 25% bonus for buying your first home or retirement.

The interest rate charged on post-2012 student loans should be reduced to 1.5%, a parliamentary committee has said.

Today is the last day you can invest in Government-backed savings provider NS&I's Investment Bond, which pays savers 2.2% for three years.