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SAVINGS accounts come in a variety of forms - from multi-year fixed accounts to regular savers to easy access options. However, accounts paying the top interest rates on the market are diminishing, new analysis has found.
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Pension savings and those built up in Individual Savings Accounts (ISA) are different approaches to financially planning, but can potentially produce favourable outcomes. For those planning towards retirement, building up a pension pot over a number of years is likely to be a sensible approach. However, for those who wish to have a degree of flexibility and access, ISA saving could be an option more suited to their needs.
Fredericksburg Woman Wins $10,000 From Carter Bank & Trust
Gloria, a local retiree, won the grand prize in Carter Bank & Trust s Carter Ca$h contest.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA / ACCESSWIRE / February 1, 2021 / One Fredericksburg woman is $10,000 richer, thanks to Carter Bank & Trust s Carter Ca$h program, which rewarded bank customers for depositing money into their personal savings accounts. Gloria, a retiree, was selected the overall winner, out of more than 22 million entries. I can t believe it, she said. I m still in a daze. I m very happy. When (Area Manager Barbra Zaccagnino) called I was like what is this? I didn t pay that much attention to the contest…I did see something one day, but it kind of slipped my mind.
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Rishi Sunak, Chancellor of the Exchequer, has been tasked with commandeering Britain’s finances amid COVID-19, and recouping the cost of the pandemic. Many have suggested Mr Sunak will be announcing changes in his March Budget, which now is only a month away. Tax changes, and indeed rises, have been feared as a way to raise funds, but Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is one levy which has garnered significant attention.