Savings Flashcards
Different ways to save?
- ISAs, Cash and Stock Share.
- Deposits and savings accounts
- Premium bonds
- Bonds and gifts
- Shares
- Pensions
What is a cash ISA?
A savings account where interest is paid tax free.
What is a stock and shares ISA?
Funds are invested in shares or bonds, and any profits that are earned are tax-free.
What is a Deposit and savings account?
An easy access savings account allows you instant access to your savings.
What is a Premium bond?
Premium bonds do not pay interest, instead savers are given a chance to win a tax free prize every month.
What are bonds and gilts?
Fixed interest securities issued by companies and the government. They pay investors regular interest over a set period of time.
What are shares?
They give partners part ownership of a business. Based on their number of shares, they receive money based on profits.
What are Pensions?
Pensions are long term saving schemes, set to help you have a saved amount for pension.