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Rhiannon Philps
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Content Writer, Moneyfactscompare
Norwich
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Biography
I am a financial writer for Moneyfactscompare.co.uk, previously at NerdWallet UK. I have been researching and writing about finance for over five years, aiming to give consumers the information they need to make their financial decisions. While I cover a range of financial topics, savings and lending are some of my main areas of focus.
Mortgages, Credit Cards , Lending, Savings , Personal Finance, Personal Loans
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By Rhiannon Philps Verified| Moneyfactscompare Verified News contents The tax risk Even with the increased interest rates, how competitive are British Savings Bonds? National Savings and Investments (NS&I) launched new issues of its one- and five-year British Savings Bonds today (15 April), which now sit alongside its two- and three-year accounts. This is the first time NS&I has offered these four different terms at the same time since 16 February 2010.
By Rhiannon Philps Verified| Moneyfactscompare Verified At a glance Help to Save accounts are available to those claiming and receiving specific benefits. They allow you to save between £1 and £50 each calendar month. It’s possible to earn up to £1,200 with a Government bonus. What is Help to Save? Help to Save is a Government-backed savings account, operated by National Savings and Investments (NS&I), that lasts for a maximum of four years.
By Rhiannon Philps Verified, James Brooks| Moneyfactscompare Verified While individuals may worry about the impact on their personal finances during times of economic unrest, it’s important to stay calm and not make any knee-jerk reactions. As the fallout continues after US President, Donald Trump, announced a host of tariffs on imports into the US from different countries, including the UK, there has been a lot of speculation and concern about how this will affect individuals and their personal finances.
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Moneyfactscompare
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