Savings for the average person : r/UKPersonalFinance - Reddit

Hi all, long time lurker, really enjoy reading a lot of the advice given on this sub. I see a lot of posts on here from people who I would consider to be either well above average in terms of salary …

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How Do (should) People Save In The UK? : R/UKPersonalFinance

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I've only been here a few years and am still really confused about the best ways to save. I have about £20k in a standard account and £8k (+2k) in a LISA. But it seems that savings accounts …

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What Are The Best UK Savings Accounts? : R/UKPersonalFinance

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I have £2.5k in a Nationwide Flex direct that pays 5%, another £2.5k in my wifes account so in total £5k earning 5%. The rest of my savings are in a Marcus account which pays 1.5% You …

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Which Savings Account Is Right For Me? : R/UKPersonalFinance

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I'm almost clear of paying off some old debts and looking to use that money towards achieving some home improvement goals. I currently have a Natwest regular saver at 6.1% (which I am …

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Which Is The Best Bank/account To Put Savings Into? - Reddit

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Which is the best bank/account to put savings into? I have £11k to put away into savings with a possible other £5k to keep safe for a family member (that's a whole other topic). As this isn't …

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