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Cash Isa savers losing out as inflation erodes value of pots

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After a brief period of seven months where returns on cash Isas beat inflation, they have fallen back into negative territory, according to Quilter.

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Cash Isa savers losing out as inflation erodes value of pots

After a brief period of seven months where returns on cash Isas beat inflation, they have fallen back into negative territory, according to Quilter.

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As Rachel Reeves targets our Cash ISAs savers face even bigger threat

Savers are losing billions in interest on their deposits every year and this time they can’t blame Labour. Because it’s all their own fault. With a little effort, it’s possible to get more than 4.5% from Cash ISA or standard non-ISA savings account. But too many of us aren’t making that effort. And we’re losing billions of pounds as a result. Savers have a staggering £277billion worth of bank and building deposits earning no interest whatsoever.…

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Mind the inflation gap: real cash ISA returns are in negative territory again, according to Quilter analysis - IFA Magazine

Following a brief period of seven months where returns on cash ISAs beat inflation, they are back into negative territory, meaning savers lose money in real terms, according to new analysis from Quilter. With CPI inflation hitting 3% in the 12 months to January 2025, and the monthly interest rates available on cash ISA deposits, including unconditional bonuses, dropping to 1.77%, cash ISA savers face a real terms loss of 1.23%. The news comes af…

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This Is Money broke the news in United Kingdom on Thursday, February 20, 2025.
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