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Savings Accounts news:
 | Keep current account details safe, says fraud expert |
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| 3rd March 2010 | It is important for individuals to safeguard their financial information as fraudsters are at large during the recession.
This is the advice of Neil Munroe, external affairs director for Equifax, who highlighted that identity fraud in particular is on the rise.
As credit is less re... | |
 | People wasting money in January sales, stats show |
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| 13th January 2010 | It seems that consumers are splashing the cash on items they do not really want or need in the post-Christmas sales, research has revealed.
According to findings from Bright Grey, nearly £2 billion has been spent in the January sales so far on items which are deemed to be a waste of mo... | |
 | British savers 'becoming more confident' |
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| 5th January 2010 | The New Year seems to have brought with it new optimism over the savings market, if new figures are to be believed.
Statistics from NS&I show that 27 per cent of people are more likely to put money aside over the next 12 months than they did in 2009.
The company believes that r... | |
 | Start saving for next Christmas, say experts |
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| 1st January 2010 | It is important that people start putting money away to pay for Christmas 2010, experts have advised.
Both the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) and Citizens Advice have launched the Save Xmas campaign, which encourages people not to get into debt over the festive season.
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 | Women warned against pensions cutbacks |
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| 17th October 2009 | Women who are on maternity leave should not make cutbacks on their pension savings, it has been stressed.
Anna Sofat, director of Adiddi Wealth, revealed that many employers will not make contributions during this period, which creates even more of a need for people to save.
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 | How should I approach my retirement savings? |
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| 6th October 2009 | It is important for people approaching retirements to assess their savings accounts and other financial products, it has been stressed.
Becky Wilks, spokesperson for the Money Advice Trust, noted that retiree... | |
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