There can’t be a specific savings account that is best for the over 50s as everyone’s situation is different. So, it’s not just about securing the highest rate of interest. Here, we look at the options available, such as ISAs and fixed-rate bonds, so you can determine if they’re suitable for you.

Not everyone has it all worked out when saving for retirement, but you can help secure your financial future beyond 50 with a Help to Save account. Dive into a comprehensive guide covering eligibility, benefits and expert advice to maximise this valuable opportunity.

The number of savings accounts on the market can be overwhelming, especially if you are looking for a provider who offers other financial products. Here, we look at Shawbrook Bank to see if it is an appropriate option for you and your money in light of your individual circumstances.

Using up your ISA allowance can be a tax-efficient way of saving and bolstering any pension pots. However, the market is vast, with many a bank and building society offering an extensive range of ISAs. Virgin Money provides them, for instance, but are they worth opening?

The ISA market is vast. Many financial institutions, banks and building societies offer them as part of their product range. Vanguard is one of the more prominent investment names around, with ISAs that could be an option for you. Here, we look at whether they're worthwhile using.

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.

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?

We have all done it. Despite trying to be on top of our finances and logging every account we have, we have lost all details about a bank account we once used but never closed. So how do you find lost bank accounts? And what do you do if you unearth a dormant savings account?