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Grown up children cost parents thousands

Parents looking forward to financial freedom after their children graduate could be in for a nasty shock, according to new research from engage Mutual Assurance.

Don’t lose out in the savings war

Only 24 of over 100 savings providers have so far passed the recent interest rate increase on to savers.

Good news for savers?

Only 24 of over 100 savings providers have so far passed the recent interest rate increase on to savers.

Over 50′s lead the savings race

People over 50 are setting a great example to younger generations by leading the charge in savings, according to the latest research from Birmingham Midshires’ ‘Saving Britain’ campaign.

Silver savers lead the way

People over 50 are setting a great example to younger generations by leading the charge in saving, according to the latest research from Birmingham Midshires’ ‘Saving Britain’ campaign.

Save cash and survive increasing interest rates

For the eleventh month in a row, the Bank of England Base Rate has remained at 4.5 per cent. But, on Thursday this increased, and if you’re not prepared you could find yourself in serious financial trouble.

The grey pound boosts Child Trust Funds

According to research from engage Mutual Assurance, 14 per cent of grandparents planned to add to CTF accounts and five per cent currently make regular additional payments.

Grandparent power boosts childrens’ savings pots

The grey pound is providing a major boost to Child Trust Fund (CTF) savings pots, with more grandparents adding lump sums than parents.

Learn a lesson in 1.6bn school holiday spending

Parents who fail to plan their finances for this summer’s school holidays will be faced with bored children, as the cost of entertainment collectively reaches £160 million per hour.

UK is a nation of savers

Household savings have hit £12.9bn – the highest level since 1997, according to the latest figures.

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