National Savings & Investments' Investment Account has gone back on sale today, paying a higher rate of 0.75% before tax (0.6% after tax). It had previously paid 0.2%.
As more 20-somethings are turning to their parents for financial help, how can you give your kids the support they need without putting your own future in jeopardy?
While scrutinising the best buy tables will ensure your savings earn the highest possible rate of interest, if you don't have time to do this, stick with products that deliver the best returns.
The spending power of our savings is dwindling under paltry interest rates, but locking your money away for at least 12 months can give it a much-needed boost.
