Savings & investments
Moneymadeclear from the Financial Services Authority. When it comes to putting some money away, our impartial information and tools can help you work out what’s right for you.
Make the most of your ISA by 5 April
ISA limits increased this year for those aged 50 and over to £10,200 (up to £5,100 of which can be saved in cash). And from 6 April, those under 50 will be able to put more into an ISA as well.
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Step-by-step guides
Product information
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Savings
Savings made clear
Savings accounts
National Savings and Investments
Credit union savings accounts
Cash ISAs
Child Trust Fund (CTF) (Government website)
Christmas clubs (Consumer Direct)
Savings Gateway (Directgov)
Share incentive plans (SIPs) (HM Revenue & Customs)
Save as you earn (SAYE) (HM Revenue & Customs)
Investments
New to investments
Contracts for Differences (CFDs)
Child Trust Fund (CTF) (Government website)
National Savings and Investments
Investment ISAs
Investment bonds
Endowments
Investment trusts
Share incentive plans (SIPs) (HM Revenue & Customs)
Save as you earn (SAYE) (HM Revenue & Customs)
Bonds, including gilts (Directgov)
Pooled investments/OEICs
Structured products
With-profits policies
Other products
Pensions made clear
Life insurance
Tools & calculators
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Compare stakeholder and personal pensions
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Pension Tracing Service (Directgov)
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Complaints about savings & investments (Financial Ombudsman Service)