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Should I save in a bank account or invest?
Saving and investing both involve putting money away, but investing carries greater risks and may only be suited to long-term goals.
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Beginner’s Guide
Knowing where to start isn't easy. Our Beginner’s Guide to Investing takes you through six short steps to help you set out on your investing journey.
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Four steps to reviewing your finances
Reviewing your finances regularly is essential if you want to stay on track to meet your financial objectives. Here are four steps to help.
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Can we offset joint savings accounts against our mortgage?
You can if it's a joint mortgage for the same names. Find out more here.
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Fixed Rate Savings Bond interest rates
Here are the current interest rates for 1-Year Fixed-Rate Savings Bond - Issue 89, plus account information.
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What are savings goals and how do I create one
Learn how to save towards a goal – whether you’re saving for a holiday, a house or retirement, our tips could help you reach your target faster.
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Investing for growth: how our Ready-made Investments can help
Learn about the differences between investing for income and growth, and how ready-made investment options could offer diversity for your portfolio.
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What’s the difference between saving and investing?
Saving usually refers to putting money into a bank account, whereas investing usually relates to other asset classes such as shares, bonds and property.
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Investment ISA
Our Investment ISA (Stocks and Shares ISA) gives you access to funds, shares and other investment opportunities. Discover how to invest for your future.
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Your first steps
Taking your first steps as an investor can be daunting. We look at some of the principles you need to get to grips with before you begin.
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