Hundreds of thousands of savers have money languishing in accounts with names such as “Liquid Gold” and “Premier Savings” even though they offer close to zero interest.
Some of the accounts impose a 90-day notice period for withdrawing funds.
By Alice Ross and Steve Lodge
Published: May 15 2009 22:11 | Last updated: May 15 2009 22:11
Hundreds of thousands of savers have money languishing in accounts with names such as “Liquid Gold” and “Premier Savings” even though they offer close to zero interest.
Some of the accounts impose a 90-day notice period for withdrawing funds.