Savings & Isas
Inflation plummets to 1.7% in August: should you move your savings?
Find out what the latest inflation figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) mean for your cash, and where to find the best savings accounts.
Teenagers urged to check for ‘lost’ child trust fund savings
Children who turn 16 and 17 this September can manage their own child trust fund – but many don’t realise they have one. Find out how to trace your account.
New instant-access savings account beats Marcus with 1.6% rate
Al-Rayan Bank has launched new easy-access savings account paying an expected profit rate of 1.6%, making it a new market-leader. Find out how it measures up.
New top-rate one-year cash Isa launched: should you switch your savings?
As a new market-leading one-year fixed-rate cash Isa launches, find out which accounts are the best place to put your savings for the next 12 months
Treasury delivers spending review 2019: all you need to know
The Treasury has revealed its spending review for the 2020/21 financial year. Find out how the changes will affect your pocket.
Premium bond winners September 2019: has your child won the jackpot?
Over the past decade, five lucky children have won the million-pound jackpot. Find out if your child has won big in the September 2019 prize draw.
Time is running out for first-time buyers to sign up to the government’s free cash scheme
From 30 November, new savers will no longer be able to open a Help to Buy Isa account. Find out the best rates available before they close.
Revealed: the best savings providers of 2019
Find out which providers offer the best savings accounts, according to our exclusive customer survey and original Which? product research
Exclusive: hundreds of top-rate savings accounts disappear after less than two weeks
New Which? analysis finds hundreds of savings accounts and cash Isas last less than two weeks on the market - find out what this means for savers
NS&I loosens rules on giving children premium bonds as gifts
We explain the latest changes from the NS&I, which means the likes of aunts, uncles and family friends can now buy premium bonds as gifts for children