Teachers Building Society has boosted the interest rate on its Double Access Cash ISA to 4.50% tax-free AER, making it among ...

Raisin UK. * (H) Deal is available via Hargreaves Lansdown's savings platform, Active Savings. (3) This rate is the 'expected profit rate' under Sharia compliant accounts. The bank monitors the ...

HYSAs are offering rates up to 5.00% today. The chart ... year. Rates could drop again just as quickly if cuts begin later this year as experts largely expect. Earnings with a high-yield savings ...

Right now, HYSAs are offering rates up to 5.00%. The chart below shows ... if cuts begin later this year as experts largely expect. Earnings with a high-yield savings account depend on your ...

Savers should “act quickly,” with the average savings account now losing ... current savings rates”. Average fixed-rate bond and Isa rates fell month-on-month for the first time in half a year, ...

Read Less Looking for a high interest savings account ... in the UK has a Personal Savings Allowance (PSA). The PSA allows basic rate (20%) taxpayers to earn up to £1,000 a year in interest ...

For this week's guide, Anna Bowes, savings ... table-topping accounts, replacing them with accounts paying quite considerably lower rates of 4.80% and 4.81% respectively - down from 5.05% and 5.06%.

For this week's guide, Anna Bowes, savings ... accounts paying quite considerably lower rates of 4.80% and 4.81% respectively - down from 5.05% and 5.06%. But they remain at the top of the chart.

Gatehouse Bank also withdrew its one-year account paying 4.45 after the Bank of England cut the base rate to 4.25 per cent. If you want to make the most of your savings, checking the top rates ...

Read Less Instant access savings accounts allow savers to add or withdraw cash any time without penalty. While instant access accounts don’t pay the highest rates ... years. Every adult in the ...

FINDING the right savings ... a year. But I use it for our holiday money so I know I can plan and stick within the limit to keep the good rate. Thirdly. Do you need a linked account?

The ISA allowance may be reformed to make sure savers invest more money in the stock market, an expert has predicted.