There's been a significant increase in financial products aimed at children recently. Many can help parents, grandparents and kids themselves manage their finances. Nimbl is an example of a new offering which proclaims to help children learn money skills for life.

Chase UK is a relative newcomer to our market and offers a savings account with an attractive interest rate. But is it any good? Read on to see its advantages and disadvantages to determine whether it is a suitable option for you and your financial situation.

Two Premium Bond holders win £1 million every month, with various other significant prizes available. But are they worthwhile as a genuine investment if you're looking to grow a nest egg for your grandkids?

When you're a pensioner, you have a particular set of criteria when saving your money. In particular, you now have a shorter investment timeline, which can significantly impact what savings products are suitable for you.

Goldman Sachs diversified away from investment banking to open Marcus, its first online consumer bank. Marcus now offers a savings account that could potentially provide you with a low-risk way to save, but are they any good?

Saving money when you're older is different from saving cash earlier in life. Your needs are more complex, your outgoings are likely to have changed, and your income might be lower if you're drawing from your pension. It's possible to save, though, and here's how.

The amount of online savings accounts on the market can be overwhelming at any point in your life. But what about when you are nearing retirement?

Santander has long been a stalwart of the British High Street. It has garnered attention for its customer service and range of current bank accounts, cash ISAs, and savings accounts in recent years. Are their savings accounts any good?