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|  Savers 'should check for account restrictions'
Savers have been urged to scrutinise the new wave of attractive savings account offerings for restrictive conditions before choosing one.
Defaqto issued its warning to savers at a time when more and more account providers have been hiking rates on their instant and easy access savings accounts - providing what appear to be great deals for customers.
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Child Trust Funds 'should reflect inflationary pressures'.
The money provided to families in the form of Child Trust Funds (CTFs) should move in line with soaring inflation, it has been claimed.
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Banks cut rates on instant access accounts.
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Brits opt for tried and trusted banks.
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'Spend now, pay later culture is over'.
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Brits not saving for long-term care fees.
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NS&I buoyed by investors' 'flight to safety'.
Credit crunch-hit investors fleeing the volatile equity markets have helped National Savings & Investments (NS&I) to post record sales.
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Inflation eating into Brits' savings.
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