UK customers of Icesave are starting to get their money back after the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) began making

This was the message yesterday from John Goodfellow, Chairman of the Building Societies Association, speaking at the Association's Annual Lunch.

Britain is a nation of intrepid travellers with a desire to experience working life overseas, according to research released today

Almost a quarter of the British public are putting themselves at financial risk by going without life, medical, home and

The latest findings from Birmingham Midshires' Saving Britain campaign reveal that, whilst there has been a significant drop in the

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee yesterday voted to reduce the official Bank Rate paid on commercial bank reserves

Research published by HM Treasury and HMRC shows that ISAs are beneficial to savers in every walk of life.

Those saving for the short-term have been advised that cash ISAs are one of the best ways to do it

Consumers can save money in a number of ways, according to a spokesperson from Equanimity.

Brits neglect their tax benefits in the second half of the year, as new statistics show that the amount opening

ISAs are ever growing in popularity, but even the tax breaks aren’t enough to discourage some Brits from keeping their

You might think nothing of putting off your ISA investments on Friday, after all it’s only the first day of

Even in times when global stock markets are the healthiest they’ve been in almost six years, keeping some cash on

Helen Pridham considers the ISA options for those investors who want to make their own investment decisions

Jo Tura examines the case for letting a professional fund manager choose your ISA funds for you

Although PEPs have now been superceded by ISAs, existing PEP portfolios can still be actively managed and can be transferred

Multi-manager ISA,s or fund of funds, are funds investing in a range of funds. Multi-manager refers to the multitude of

Self-select ISAs are suitable for anyone who wants to have full control over their investments.

When you open an ISA you pay your own money into a designated tax-free account approved by the Inland Revenue.

ISAs are Individual Savings Accounts, introduced by Chancellor Gordon Brown in 1997 as a replacement for PEPs and TESSAs.