Inflation: 10pc wiped off the value of your savings
According to Moneyfacts.co.uk, the impact of inflation on savings means that £10,000 invested five years ago, would have the spending power of just £9,208 after average interest and tax at 20pc.
Inflation figures released today show the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) fell during April, from 3.5pc to 3.00pc but it still means that a basic-rate taxpayer needs to find a savings account paying 3.75pc a year to keep pace of rising prices, while a higher-rate taxpayer at 40pc needs to find an account paying at least 4.99pc....Telegraph
Inflation figures released today show the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) fell during April, from 3.5pc to 3.00pc but it still means that a basic-rate taxpayer needs to find a savings account paying 3.75pc a year to keep pace of rising prices, while a higher-rate taxpayer at 40pc needs to find an account paying at least 4.99pc....Telegraph
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