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Quiz: what type of saver are you?

Your money habits can significantly impact your future. In this quiz, you’ll discover your savings style and learn more ways to make your money grow.

Quiz: what type of saver are you?

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What type of savings account should you open?

What type of savings account should you open?

What is a savings platform?

What is a savings platform?

Why you should open multiple savings accounts

Why you should open multiple savings accounts

Protecting your savings with the FSCS

Protecting your savings with the FSCS

What type of savings account should you open?

What type of savings account should you open?

What is a savings platform?

What is a savings platform?

Why you should open multiple savings accounts

Why you should open multiple savings accounts

Protecting your savings with the FSCS

Protecting your savings with the FSCS

Savings Academy

How Flagstone helped me grow my lump sum

How Flagstone helped me grow my lump sum

Flagstone client, Rachel, shares her experience of managing her money after selling her business. Learn how she used multiple savings accounts to grow and protect her cash.

The benefits of opening several savings accounts

The benefits of opening several savings accounts

Opening several savings accounts can help you grow your money faster, protect your cash, and stay on top of your financial goals. Find out how in our latest video.

How compound interest can supercharge your savings

How compound interest can supercharge your savings

Left alone, cash tends to stagnate. But with compound interest, your money works harder over time. The sooner you start, the bigger the impact. Watch our video to learn more.

Savings essentials

Ethical savings accounts are on the rise: here’s why

Ethical savings accounts are on the rise: here’s why

As ethical investing has become more popular, banks are launching a wider range of ethical savings accounts. Accounts that align with your values can grow your cash with competitive rates, without compromising on your values.

How do monthly interest savings accounts work and are they worth it?

How do monthly interest savings accounts work and are they worth it?

In some cases, you could earn more through monthly interest savings accounts than with accounts that pay you annually. Discover how compounding monthly interest can grow your wealth in high-interest savings accounts.

What are progressive taxes, and how do they work?

What are progressive taxes, and how do they work?

You could be paying more tax than necessary. Restructuring your savings can increase your take home earnings, but it's important to understand how some taxes can charge you more as your wealth grows.

Market news

How to grow your cash when the base rate is paused

How to grow your cash when the base rate is paused

The Bank of England has kept the base rate at 4%. Learn what this means for your savings and use our simple checklist to ensure your money isn’t missing opportunities to grow.

How today’s Bank of England rate cut could affect your savings

How today’s Bank of England rate cut could affect your savings

The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee has cut the base rate to 4%. Find out why it was reduced, what this means for your savings, and what you should do next.

Base rate held at 4.25% – what does it mean for your savings?

Base rate held at 4.25% – what does it mean for your savings?

The Bank of England has held the base rate at 4.25% amid high inflation and global uncertainty. But cuts could be on the horizon. Learn what you can do to protect and grow your cash today.

Personal finance

What do the abbreviations on your bank statement mean?

What do the abbreviations on your bank statement mean?

Understanding bank statements can help you avoid unnecessary fees, growing your wealth. But statements are often confusing, filled with acronyms. Learn how to decode your statements to protect your money.

Flagstone study reveals the UK’s top priorities after inheriting money

Flagstone study reveals the UK’s top priorities after inheriting money

Our new research shows the financial decisions the public would make if they received a large inheritance sum. Discover how much of their windfall they would save, invest, or spend.

Paying Capital Gains Tax on property in the UK

Paying Capital Gains Tax on property in the UK

Inheriting property, or selling your buy-to-let? You’ll need to pay Capital Gains Tax on your profits. But there are ways to limit your bill, especially if you're selling a business.

Planning for retirement

How does the pension tax-free lump sum work?

How does the pension tax-free lump sum work?

You can take your entire pension at once, but what are the tax implications? Learn how the pension tax-free lump sum works, and why older pension types can increase your allowance.

Is it better to pay into your savings or pensions?

Is it better to pay into your savings or pensions?

Pensions and savings are both valuable additions to a balanced portfolio. But with different advantages for each, how can you decide the best way to save for your retirement?

Using your pension for a comfortable retirement income

Using your pension for a comfortable retirement income

If you’re planning for your golden years, it’s important to consider how you’ll create a comfortable retirement income. We explore your pension options, including what a good monthly retirement income in the UK looks like.

Growing your savings

What to do with money sitting in your bank to grow your wealth

What to do with money sitting in your bank to grow your wealth

Leaving cash in low-interest accounts can reduce your purchasing power. But there are plenty of options to grow the money sitting in your bank.

Investing £100,000: what are your options?

Investing £100,000: what are your options?

Investing £100,000 could create a powerful income stream. So, how can you make your portfolio perfect for growth?

How to invest £50,000 to grow your money sustainably

How to invest £50,000 to grow your money sustainably

A £50,000 sum gives you more options than you might think. And what you do with your money will determine its purchasing power in the future.

Staying secure

Protecting your savings with the FSCS

Protecting your savings with the FSCS

Learn about FSCS protection limit and who is covered by FSCS. Understand how FSCS safeguards your savings and investments.

Why high-interest savings accounts suit low-risk investors

Why high-interest savings accounts suit low-risk investors

Low-risk investors tend to prioritise assets less likely to lose value. You can never completely eliminate risk, but high-interest savings can offer an appealing alternative to investments in uncertain times.

What is a trust fund and how does it work?

What is a trust fund and how does it work?

Trust funds can protect your wealth, ensuring more of your money goes to your loved ones. But they can be complicated, and the benefits aren't always guaranteed.