Irish people are committed savers. The majority who save have their money safely in banks or credit unions. The problem is that over half earn less than 1% interest.

If you're retired or planning ahead, it's important to understand just what lower interest rates mean and how they affect ...

High-yield savings accounts are paying up to 5.00% APY today -- check out the best rates and find the right spot to grow your ...

The National Commercial Bank (NCB) has announced that, effective December 1, 2025, it will adjust interest rates on its ...

HMRC is sending brown envelopes to UK households containing tax demands - and certain earners are at risk with just £3,500 ...

Low-interest accounts hold over a fifth of the country's total savings, meaning millions of people have money which could be ...

Money expert Martin Lewis has picked the best Cash ISA to open now right now before rates fall, paying a bumper 4.7% fixed ...

Even with rate cuts coming, savings yields will only ease, not crash. Savers can still beat inflation by keeping money in top ...

You can still earn 4%–5% in top savings, CD, brokerage, and Treasury accounts—but with a Fed rate cut likely, these standout returns could soon slip.

The best short-term CD rates can help you reach your savings goals faster.

We like the fixed saver from Marcus because there's a low minimum deposit of £1. Here's everything else you need to know ...

Isas, or individual savings accounts, allow you to save up to £20,000 each tax year without paying tax on interest or investment gains. There are four main types for adults, plus a Junior Isa for ...