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Ford Money increases interest rates on two flexible savers to 'most competitive possible' | Personal Finance | Finance - Vimarsana News

Ford Money increases interest rates on two flexible savers to 'most competitive possible' | Personal Finance | Finance

Ford Money savers can now make the most of interest rates up to 4.75 percent on two flexible savings accounts.

Lloyds Bank boosts interest rate on fixed cash ISA to 'highly competitive' 5.45% - Vimarsana News

Lloyds Bank boosts interest rate on fixed cash ISA to 'highly competitive' 5.45%

Lloyds Bank has remained competitive with interest rates across savings accounts month on month.

Savings warning as millions to face higher tax bills from tomorrow - what to do now | Personal Finance | Finance - Vimarsana News

Savings warning as millions to face higher tax bills from tomorrow - what to do now | Personal Finance | Finance

Changes taking place tomorrow will mean higher taxes, so last minute action could be key, an expert exclusively told Express.co.uk.

Savers urged to act as £20,000 ISA allowance expires in days | Personal Finance | Finance - Vimarsana News

Savers urged to act as £20,000 ISA allowance expires in days | Personal Finance | Finance

The ISA allowance will run out in just a few days, giving Britons a limited scope to take action or lose the allowance for good.

ISA alert as 'early bird' savers can avoid brutal 'tax trap' - 'get in ASAP!' | Personal Finance | Finance - Vimarsana News

ISA alert as 'early bird' savers can avoid brutal 'tax trap' - 'get in ASAP!' | Personal Finance | Finance

Savers are being urged to move their funds into tax-free ISAs as allowances for several taxes are to be slashed in just a few days with the start of the new financial year.