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The proportion of easy access savings accounts offering branch access to customers has been shrinking, according to a financial information website

The 12-month savings challenge sees you put away £10 in January - meaning it isn’t too late to start now - before then increasing how much you save by an extra £10, each month, until December

And as a result, many feel anxious, confused, or overwhelmed when it comes to retirement planning - with more than half considering it to be a minefield

More than one in 10 Brits are keen to kickstart their investment journey in the coming year - with exactly half wanting to do so in order to build wealth for the future

A young man set to head to college has asked social-media users if he was wrong for refusing to give up his education fund for a sibling who had fallen seriously ill

If we don’t change things pronto, this inequality of wealth that divides our nation is going to get worse and worse. On current trends, Britain’s super-rich are set to multiply their fortunes by 91 times more than everyone else by 2028

TikTok user @saving_with_tish explained how she has a piece of paper with 110 circles on it, with each circle representing a different amount to save

Inflation has crept back up again - but the good news is, the top-paying savings rates are still above 4%. So where exactly should you be putting your money?

Research from money management app Plum shows £253billion is lying in zero-interest accounts, meaning savers are missing out on a collective £13billion in interest

Passbooks or bankbooks were the original savings accounts before electronic banking, and have fallen out of favour as banking moved online - however they're still used by older banking customers

To get the first £100, new and existing customers need to switch their current account - then for the second payment, worth £50, you need to have a qualifying savings account

Kyle Stafford, 23, left a couple with a half-done roof at their property in Leyland, which experts say didn't 'even meet the standard of a DIYer' after he vanished during the job

Looking for new ways to make money in the year ahead? From renting out sports equipment to signing up as a TV extra and spotting derelict properties, the Mirror looks at popular ways people are making money in 2024

The research also indicated there are nearly 13million current accounts held in the UK with balances above £5,001, this means million of Brits could potentially be missing out on hundreds of pounds worth of cash earned through interest

You need to have your LISA account open for one year before you can use it - which is why Martin suggested depositing even just £1 now, as it gets the ball rolling

Premium Bonds are a savings product by National Savings & Investment (NS&I) but instead of earning a set amount of interest, you're entered into a monthly prize draw

Writing in the latest weekly MoneySavingExpert.com newsletter, the team urged savers to make sure they are getting at least 5.2% interest on their hard-earned savings

Our money expert Peter Komolafe explains how the new year is shaping up when it comes our weekly supermarket shop, wage packet and dreams of getting on the property ladder

Savers have been considered the winners of the rate rises as interest rates on savings accounts have risen alongside the base rate - but if the base rate falls, so will interest offered on savings

The reason why savings challenges can help you put aside cash is because it tells you exactly how much to save, and how often - but which is the best one for you?

As a personal finance writer, I thought the best attempt to build a little cash pot was to commit to a savings challenge so this was the route I took this year

Relatives wanting to help a family member out by cleaning her home accidentally threw away five Bisto gravy tins they thought were empty, but actually contained a staggering £4,000 each

If improving your finances is one thing on your list for next year, we've rounded up 24 tips from Martin Lewis from the past year, that you can take into 2024

There is around £1.7billion sitting in savings accounts, pensions and investments that has been ­forgotten about - and some of it could be yours

Ella and Nick Maegraph, both 27, say they expect to have children in the future but are currently saving tens of thousands of dollars by putting off their plans for a family.