When it comes to what’s best for your savings, the options can seem a little overwhelming. It might appear easier to just keep your cash locked away in a cupboard or to keep it in the current account that you always use.
When it comes to saving, everyone’s different. We know times are tough right now and saving money might not feel like a priority.
If you’re comfortable with your current savings position, then it might be that you’ve built up some good saving habits already. With new products entering the market and interest rates changing, it’s always worth reviewing your position every once in a while, just to make sure that your money is still working as hard as it can for you.
If you’re feeling good about your savings, then that’s a nice place to be. The hardest part of becoming a saver can be building a regular habit in the first place. Your task now is to keep the momentum going.
One of the questions that our colleagues get asked more commonly regarding ISAs, is can you transfer funds from a Stocks & Shares ISA, into a Cumberland Cash ISA?
Welcome to our quick guide to the tax that you may have to pay on any interest that comes from your savings.
Whether you’re living with parents and saving for a first home or settled down and planning for the future, there is never a better time than the present to make your money work for you.
Are you looking to transfer funds from one ISA account to another? We’ve put together a guide to help you through the process…