In a phishing scam, scammers send you a message that looks very similar to one you might receive from a bank, an institution or a company. It used to be easy to spot phishing messages. They were full of spelling mistakes, for example. These days, the messages are faked so well that it’s easy to think they’re real. Would you recognise phishing?

Have you had a windfall in your account? Or are you expecting your holiday pay? You might have plans to spend it or maybe put it into a savings account, but there are also other options. Investing, for example, for a good pension or for another long-held dream.  Please note: you could lose all or part of your initial investment. 

In a Savings Deposit, you lock your savings for a longer period of time, during which you receive a fixed interest rate. This provides certainty. And on a Savings Deposit, you often receive a more attractive interest rate than on a regular savings account.