Find out how your savings interest, pension income and taxable earnings could affect your eligibility for the Winter Fuel Payment — and what you can do to stay under the £35,000 income cap.

Savers issued warning after Bank of England holds base rate Average savings rates have been on a downward path in recent weeks, but some providers have unveiled new products.

The Bank of England has held interest rates at 4.25% as it continues to tread carefully amid fears of resurgent inflation.

Seven in 10 fixed-rate accounts set to mature between June and September will generate enough interest to potentially incur a tax bill.

State Bank of India (SBI) has reduced interest rates on fixed deposits and savings accounts, effective June 15, 2025, impacting depositors across all tenures and slabs.

Irish banks cut fixed-term savings rates for households at a faster pace than mortgages in the year to April as European Central Bank (ECB) rates declined. The average annual interest rate offered ...

RBI repo rate cut: Depositors need to brace for lower FD rates, rethink savings strategy The RBI's 50 basis-point repo rate cut to 5.5% may lead to lower fixed deposit rates, prompting depositors ...

A MAJOR building society with 400,000 customers is making a big change to dozens of accounts from today. Newcastle Building Society is dropping rates on 37 variable rate savings accounts. It comes … ...

Today's highest savings accounts feature rates up to 5.00% APY. Explore the best savings rates and take advantage while they last.

Canara Bank has changed the interest rates of fixed deposits (FDs) and savings accounts. These new rates have come into effect from 21 May 2025 for FDs and 19 May 2025 for savings accounts. The ...

The best variable savings account rates for 2025 Variable-rate accounts tend to come with more flexibility than fixed-rate deals; often, you can make as many withdrawals as you like without taking ...

Today's highest savings account rates feature accounts up to 5.00% APY. Explore the best savings rates and take advantage of high rates while they last.