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Over 300,000 UK households lose money by keeping savings in zero-interest accounts amid 3.8% inflation.
Over 300,000 UK households are missing out on significant savings by keeping money in accounts with 0% interest, according to Spring’s research.
More than £32 billion sits in 323,000 accounts with balances over £100,000, while six million accounts with over £10,000 also earn nothing, totaling £316.5 billion—80% of all current account funds.
With inflation at 3.8%, savings in low- or no-interest accounts lose value over time.
Experts recommend shifting to higher-yielding options like fixed-rate bonds, as one-year savings accounts now average 3.98% interest.
The FCA urges banks to better inform customers about better savings choices.
Más de 300.000 hogares del Reino Unido pierden dinero al mantener ahorros en cuentas de interés cero en medio de una inflación del 3,8%.