Safe Savings

ING Direct savers in the UK will be protected by the British Government, instead of the Dutch compensation scheme, once a proposed buy-out by Barclays goes ahead.

A new savings account provider offering high interest is NOT protected by any compensation scheme, which means if it went bust savers would be likely to lose their cash.

Bank of Cyprus's 50,000 UK savers are now protected by this country's compensation scheme.

Record low interest rates and multi-billion-pound emergency support measures from the Bank of England are costing savers nearly £18 billion a year, research showed today.

It may sound like weirdy-beardy nonsense, but many savers can more than double their interest using my savings fountain concept.

Banks will be made to display clearer information online and in branches on how much compensation savers could claim if their provider went bust. However, the new rules stop short of forcing banks to include the information on statements.

The new tax year starts today, so savers should consider putting their money into a new Isa now, as every day you don't, you lose out.

The eurozone crisis threatens to destabilise some of the Continents' top banks, so what does that mean for savers with cash in Spanish giant Santander, which has become one of the UK's largest institutions?

Derbyshire Building Society has today upped the rate on its online easy-access savings account making it the top deal for almost two years.

British banks should ring-fence their retail businesses from investment banking operations to protect savers' deposits under proposals outlined by the Independent Commission on Banking (ICB) today.