Tomorrow is the last chance for savers to get Chase Bank's easy-access deal paying 5.1%. We look at whether it's worth moving your money if you do not already have a Chase account.

Savers with closed easy-access savings deals are being short changed if they don't switch to live easy-access deals. We look at the best savings deals to move your money to if your deal is a dud.

They have helped prudent households manage their finances through countless onslaughts. Because, let's face it, our wealth and savings have been under attack for decades and by successive governments. But I would think very carefully before going beyond that and making changes to your finances based on what you think Labour might do.

Building societies are stepping up to the mark to reward members with top savings rates. We look at some of the best building society savings rates on the market at the moment.

Millions of additional rate taxpayers could be faced with a shock tax bill on their savings due to rising interest rates .HMRC estimates that it will rake in £10.37bn in savings interest tax in the current tax year 2024-25. Of this eyewatering sum, it expects a whopping £6.8bn to arrive from additional rate taxpayers.

Savers have continued their dash for cash Isas with £4.2bn pouring into tax-free accounts in May, new Bank of England data shows. That comes after they stuck away a record £12.3bn in April and HMRC estimates last week that savers face a plus-£10bn collective tax bill this financial year for breaching Personal Savings Allowances.

Millions more savers will be caught in the savings interest stealth tax trap next year. The amount of tax savers pay on their savings interest will climb to £10.37billion between 2024 and 2025, HMRC estimates show.

My husband suffered a stroke four years ago. Me and my son became deputies for his affairs, including managing his finances. Thankfully, he recovered much better than initially expected, and after about a year he was fit to handle his money on his own again so the deputyship was removed. But a while later, he lost access to his Barclays accounts - including one which held £100,000 in savings.

I am new to the UK and I want to look into opening a cash Isa. I would like to know two to three withdrawals a year could be made for emergencies if needed. I would also like to start an Isa for my daughter and son both in their 30s. Where do I start?

Retired couple Ray and Frances Dykstra ooze loyalty. They have been married for 48 years and have spent their lives together in the village of Warboys, Cambridgeshire. Until he retired, Ray was a dedicated employee of British Rail, starting as a clerk when steam trains were still running and rising to management level. Forty-three years of service. The Dykstras, like many elderly people, are also loyal when it comes to their finances. Throughout their marriage they have banked with HSBC (Midland as was) and never had a wish to move away.

The use of cash has dropped steeply over recent years. Many people now prefer the ease of banking online and using contactless payments. John Howells, chief executive of Link shares why securing the future of physical money and helping people better transition into a digital world will be key for the next government.

Revolut's debit card airmiles loyalty scheme RevPoints has just landed in the UK. Customers will be able to transfer RevPoints they collect to British Airways Avios points. We take a look to see if it's any good.

The Post Office has moved so far from its traditional roots in sending letters and parcels that most of its income now comes from financial services. So why is the Post Office so big on banking, and what does this all mean for customers and the Post Office itself?

With 6,000 bank branches closing since 2015, Labour has announced its commitment to bringing more banking hubs to Britain's high streets. Labour has pledged to roll out 350 banking hubs over five years. The hubs are shared centres where customers of most major banks can go to withdraw and deposit cash and get banking support and advice.

Marcus will cut the rate on its easy-access savings account to 4.55% from Saturday - can you find better rates elsewhere?

A new easy-access cash Isa has launched from trading and investing platform Trading 212. It has rocketed to the top of the best buy tables. We look at how it stacks up to other top cash Isa deals.

Americans are already keen on UK-made coins, and the Mint said it has seen a 118 per cent increase in sales to the US since 2022. S customers bought more than 17,000 of the Mint's 1oz silver commemorative coins in the past two years, with royalty coins and designs depicting Star Wars and Harry Potter being particularly popular.

Savings platform Raisin UK is offering a £50 bonus for new customers who sign up for an account. The rate on a one-year fixed account with National Bank of England, offered through Raisin, is a competitive 5.22%. But adding the £50 bonus boosts the rate to a table-topping 5.69%.

NS&I planned to announce the changes last week with the usual fanfare, but the election announcement scuppered that plan. As a Government agency, it cannot be seen to do anything that might influence your vote.

With the rise in savings interest rates recently I now believe I owe the tax man a four figure sum for the last tax year. I've read conflicting reports on whether I should tell them or that they will tell me. I have an uneasy feeling that if I tell them I may be opening up a worrying can of worms. What do I need to do?

Amsterdam-based digital bank Bunq is limbering up for a UK launch. This is Money speaks to bunq's CEO Ali Niknam about his plans to re-enter the UK market and how bunq will compete against digital banking giants Monzo, Starling and Revolut.

The clock is ticking for savings providers. They now have just a few weeks left to get their act together and start offering loyal customers a good deal. That is because from July, the new so-called Consumer Duty rules, which require all financial services firms to offer their customers 'fair value', will apply to old savings accounts as well.

Children can find it hard to use cash given to them by parents and relatives in an increasingly cashless society. Many parents now find it easier to open an account with a debit card for their children over giving them cash. We round up five of the best accounts that come with debit cards for children.

Last June, 3.4m Nationwide members received a £100 payment from the building society. Now, Nationwide members will be wondering whether the offer will be replicated this year. As a building society, Nationwide is owned by its customer members, who are meant to benefit from profits through better rates on savings, mortgages and other products.

From today, customers that use the Current Account Switch Service to move to a Santander Edge current account, an Edge Up account or a private current account will be eligible for a £175 bonus. However, all three of these accounts come with monthly fees which will eat into the bonus cash. It comes after First Direct and Virgin Money also launched cash carrots for bank account switchers.

The secret to saving success is compound interest. Over the long-term this earns you interest on the interest on your savings and boosts your returns. This calculator works out how much a regular monthly savings scheme could make and how much a lump sum investment could be worth.

How hard does your bank account work for you? Hard enough to give you cashback on your household bills, interest on your balance or simply standout customer service? Here is our pick of the best accounts to make your money work harder, cut down on fees, or get free stuff.

A new wave of savings platforms have emerged in recent years which help savers keep track of their accounts more easily and move money into better rates after signing up. We round them up, look at the top rates from savings platform Raisin and reveal whether they beat the best buys in our independent This is Money savings tables.