George Nixon

One in ten are buying their first home outright as the Bank of Mum and Dad fills the affordability gap

Inflation caused by the war with Iran is more likely to hit homeowners in Britain whose cheap loans come to an end this year

Interest rates that move in direct line with the Bank of England’s base rate may be a good bet if you think inflation is on the up

With £200 billion of ‘excess’ cash losing value, new rules could give savers confidence to seek better returns on the stock market

Rates on fixed-term accounts and annuities rise in response to the conflict in the Middle East

The taxman is taking more of our savings interest than ever, so it’s time to protect your nest eggs — or invest them

Stark figures should be a ‘wake-up call’ for stock market shunners, experts say

Cash savers who take care to grab the best rate may be surprised by how much of their reward disappears

People who work in the creative industries or education are less likely to save than those in business or finance, according to new research

You can now earn 4.55 per cent on your cash with Goldman Sachs’s online bank Marcus

From 2027 anyone putting away large sums faces losing a greater chunk of their interest to the taxman. Act now before the rules change, says George Nixon

The interest rates on offer from some banks come nowhere near the rate of inflation, so your cash is losing value every day writes George Nixon

A quarter of UK adults do not know how to classify the use of drugs such as Mounjaro, Ozempic or Wegovy when buying cover, research suggests

Should the Bank of England act to protect our cash from the damaging effects of high prices?

With high winds buffeting Scotland and Ireland, it may be worth digging out that policy to make sure you are covered, writes George Nixon