Perks only come at a price

Article Abstract:

UK banks are beginning to operate a range of fee-paying bank accounts that offer benefits such as no fees on an agreed ovedraft and 24-hour legal advice. Some banks now have two types of fee-paying accounts with different benefits. However, research undertaken by the Consumers' Association indicates that most people will not really derive any benefit from having a fee-paying account.

Commercial Banks, Product information

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One fate worse than death

Article Abstract:

Income protection insurance is most appropriate for people who are employed, self-employed or work from home. It pays a regular tax-free sum if you cannot work for a prolonged period because of illness, injury or accident.

Purchasing, Insurance, Income

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Make the right choice

Article Abstract:

Individual Savings Accounts (Isas) have proved popular in the UK as a way of protecting savings from tax liabilities. There are more than 3.5 million Isas open in the current tax year, holding 6.49 billion pounds sterling.

Sales & consumption, Savings Institutions, Savings Account Services, Statistical Data Included, Statistics, Savings accounts

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