Who Owns Who? – Banks and Savings The following list covers the main UK banks, and, importantly, banking and savings brands.
Savings accounts - frequently asked questions Savings frequently asked questions.
Savings accounts guide Saving is your ticket to financial freedom and security. No matter how small the amount you are able to put away, frequency is key - saving little and often will build up a tidy sum over time.
How to save money with offshore savings Offshore savings accounts are typically run from the Channel Islands, Isle of Man and Ireland and most of the major UK banks, such as Alliance & Leicester, Nationwide BS, Bradford & Bingley offer savers offshore savings accounts.
Savings accounts for children come in many shapes and sizes and from a variety of different providers. You won’t find any high street names in the table above but some of the smaller providers can offer real value products. There is a range of different types of accounts from instant access to fixed rate bonds or accounts that can’t be accessed until the child turns 18, where early access to the money is restricted. Which type of account is right for your child depends on what they (or you) want the money for.
Savings SearchUse our Savings Search facility to compare all savings accounts available to you.
Fixed Rate SavingsUse our Fixed Rate Savings Best Buys to compare the best fixed rate and fixed terms savings accounts available to you.
InvestmentsUse our Investments Best Buys to compare the best bonds, ISAs and unit trusts available to you.
Offshore SavingsUse our Offshore Savings Best Buys to compare the best offshore savings accounts available to you.
