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Investors are nervous of moving away from cash assets despite low interest rates, a new report claims

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Written by Ray Clancy   
Thursday, 11 March 2010 09:17

A quarter of investors are planning to stick to cash investments despite low interest rates with many too nervous of the current climate to change, according to a new report.

 

Financial spring clean could result in thousands of pounds of savings, experts claim

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Written by Ray Clancy   
Tuesday, 02 March 2010 09:30
A financial spring clean could result in the average person being over £3,450 better off if they review their situation and seek out the best financial products currently around, it is claimed.
 

Research shows enduring appeal of the ISA as a savings tool

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Written by Ray Clancy   
Wednesday, 17 February 2010 09:16
ISAs are an ever popular method of saving money and their popularity has increased by 53% in the decade since they were launched, according to new research.
 

Savers losing out on tax free benefits by not investing their allowance

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Written by Ray Clancy   
Tuesday, 16 February 2010 09:13
A large number of tax payers in the UK can’t be bothered to save, can’t afford to save or just don’t understand how to take advantage of tax free allowances, it is claimed.
 

More people in UK saving than a year ago and also less likely to raid their savings accounts, survey shows

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Written by Ray Clancy   
Thursday, 28 January 2010 09:43
British savers have increased the amount they are putting away by 136% compared with last year and are now less likely to raid their savings, according to new research.
 

Benefits of ISAs trundled out as allowance season gets into full swing

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Written by Ray Clancy   
Wednesday, 10 March 2010 09:15
Basic rate UK taxpayers who have used their cash ISA allowance every year since launch are £3,000 better off, it is claimed. While higher rate taxpayers have saved over £5,500 in tax by using their cash ISA allowance. 
 

Gender pension gap widening in the UK but experts say women can protect themselves while raising children

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Written by Ray Clancy   
Wednesday, 17 February 2010 09:18
The pension gap between men and women continues to grow in the UK with women’s expected pension in 2010 some £7,424 a year less than men’s, according to new research.
 

Inflation makes it really tough for savers

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Written by Ray Clancy   
Wednesday, 17 February 2010 09:11
The latest annual inflation figures of 3.7% for the Retail Prices Index and 3.5% for the Consumer Prices Index  mean that both basic and higher rate taxpayers face a near impossible struggle to get a real rate of return on taxable savings accounts, it is claimed.
 

More investors aged 50 and over put cash into ISAs after allowance is raised, reports show

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Written by Ray Clancy   
Tuesday, 02 February 2010 10:19
Putting money into ISAs is proving particularly popular with the over 50s since the government increased saving limits on accounts last year, figures show.
 

Annuity rates fell in 2009 and now offer poor returns, latest research shows

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Written by Ray Clancy   
Wednesday, 27 January 2010 09:19
Annuity rates fell by an average of over 1.5% in the latter half of 2009 with standard annuities seeing the fastest rate of decline, according to the latest figures to be published.
 
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