“By establishing partnerships with well-known ‘cashback’ websites, financial services providers can help people free up extra cash that can be used for saving. Whenever a purchase is made via one of these websites, the cashback earned could automatically be paid into a linked savings account.”
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Savings and Investment Product Ownership
Value of Investible Assets
Savings and Investment Goals
Confidence in Achieving Savings Goals
Engagement in Saving and Investing
Approach to Saving and Investing
Attitudes towards Saving and Investing
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Appendix – Savings and Investment Product Ownership
Appendix – Value of Investible Assets
Appendix – Savings and Investment Goals
Appendix – Confidence in Achieving Savings Goals
Appendix – Engagement in Saving and Investing
Appendix – Approach to Saving and Investing
Appendix – Attitudes towards Saving and Investing
30th September 2015
“The Bank of England base rate has been held at 0.5% since March 2009. This, combined with the extension of the funding for lending scheme, has meant that savings rates have remained at rock-bottom levels for around six years. Much has been made about the impact that this has ... 
16th August 2013
"The UK Government has allowed AIM-listed shares to be purchased through Stocks and Shares ISAs. Investors will be tempted to purchase these risky investments to get higher returns on their money and to benefit from tax-breaks. The volatility of these investments may leave some consumers out of pocket. ISA providers ...
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How can providers foster a greater sense of loyalty among savers?
