Further help with saving accounts

• If you think there is a possibility that you have money sat in accounts which you had forgotten about, maybe you have moved house and haven't updated your address etc, you can contact the British Bankers' Association  and they will be able to assist you in tracing any money which belongs to you.

• The Financial Services Authority controls the compensation scheme which guarantees deposits made into authorised bank and building society accounts. For further information on the scheme take a look at http://www.fsa.gov.uk/Pages/consumerinformation/uk_groups/index.shtml
  

• http://www.childtrustfund.gov.uk/ for further assistance and up to date information regarding the Government decision on Child Trust Funds.

• The National Savings and Investments site provides information on the winners of premium bonds as well as details no how to purchase their other products.

• The Financial Services Authority is an independent body who regulates the finance industry. They provide lists of members and other useful up to date information such as any changes made to financial products.
  

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Guide Contents

Why Save?
Tips to help you start saving
The different types of savings accounts
Instant Access
E-Saver
Regular Savings Account
Notice Accounts
Affinity Savings Accounts
Ethical Savings Accounts and Charity Savings Accounts
Cash ISA's
National Savings & Investments
Children's Savings Accounts
Term or Bond Savings Accounts
Guaranteed Equity Savings Account
Frequently Asked Questions
Further help with Savings Accounts

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