Savers are being urged to look beyond headline rates of instant access savings accounts - or they could end up forfeiting interest paid. According to Moneyfacts, providers are increasingly setting withdrawal terms and conditions on the level of interest paid. This week, Alliance and Leicester launched its Direct Saver account.
Generally speaking, Greenbee was better on bigger, more expensive houses than cheaper terraces. For example, it would charge £700 for building and contents insurance on a six-bed home in Brighton valued at £750,000, a price that beat every other provider in the market except for Liverpool Victoria. For a four-bed home in north-west London it wanted £437, again second only to Liverpool Victoria. Given the extras included in the Greenbee policy (adding bicycles to the Liverpool Victoria policy is very expensive) it probably comes out as the best val
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