534 | Britain's £306 billion savings blind spot
This week on Cash Chats, New Bank of England figures reveal that almost £306 billion is sitting in accounts paying no interest at all — more than the amount held in fixed-rate savings. So why are so many of us leaving our money somewhere that earns nothing? And with huge sums also sitting in easy-access accounts…
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