How to get the best rates and deals on your savings and cash Isas

Savings

By Katie Morley , 15 April 2013

Are they a no-go or a no-brainer?

Recent articles

Little respite for high-lump-sum savers

By Michael Gill | 12 March 2013

Savers have suffered four years of low base rates, with large cash holdings offering little advantage over smaller deposits.
Use the Junior Isa with caution

By Leonora Walters | 06 March 2013

Saving and investing for their children's future is a priority for many parents, but a junior Isa is not necessarily the best way to do it

'At age 18 the Jisa automatically converts into an adult Isa and the child in whose name it is opened has control over the fund and can do what they want with the cash. This may not be what you intended: for example, what you thought would fund university could become, in the words of one adviser, a motorbike fund'
50 Isa ideas

By Moira O'Neill | 01 March 2013

Read our top tips and tactics for your Isas in 2013, while Moira O'Neill explores how the UK's two main tax breaks for private investors compare
How to buy an Isa

By Moira O'Neill | 01 March 2013

Moira O'Neill explains how to get the best deal when shopping for your Isa
Isas versus pensions

By Moira O'Neill | 01 March 2013

Moira O'Neill looks at how Isas compare with pensions and how the two products can best be used to your advantage.