Report reveals 'new tax-year resolutions'
A report from Selftrade has revealed some of the resolutions being made by British savers as they enter the new tax-year.
The online brokerage claims that one in four people with an individual savings account (Isa) has resolved not to dip into these funds once they have been deposited and the same proportion is keen to shop around more thoroughly for a better Isa deal.
Many people around the country use Isas as a way of saving for retirement and one in ten are aiming to be more adventurous with their investments over the course of the coming tax-year.
Stephen Barber, head of research at Selftrade, said: "An Isa can be a key component in an investment portfolio and it is encouraging that in the current climate, Britons recognise the need to manage their investments effectively."
A report from Axa last week suggested that more and more of Britain's "middle-earners" are been obliged to reassess their retirement saving strategies in light of the current economic climate.
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