Which savings account is best for me? Derek Keogh offers savings tips for the winter
Dublin (openPR) 25 > October 2009
advice:
Check the rate you currently earn on your money
and purpose of the struggle. Although interest rates are at a low level, you should always aim for inflation in the medium term lost in the plains.
decide what level of access you want your money – if you are unsure, you divide your capital in order to provide flexibility, you do not have an account.
If you want instant access to all your money, choose a “demand”, so if you can plan ahead a short-term or select an account review, and if you lock your money can be used for a period of more than six months to choose a fixed term savings account or bond.
regular savings accounts offer higher prices for small, regular savings amounts are not careful, the fine print to ensure you do not have to pay each month – reading just in case some unexpected bill.
bother – Shop for a better rate on € 10,000 you can provide additional income of 2% after one year – only € 200, certain forms that he can help you pay the full, for example at home insurance costs.
read newspapers – the majority of daily newspapers and have the weekend personal finance sections, or even better rate tables. Knowing what the market rates and then compare that to what you deserve.
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