Opinion There are two ways to look at yesterday's data from the Government-backed savings bank Chauvinistic Savings & Investments, which reported a net withdrawal of funds from its accounts by savers over the three months to the end of June. One conclusion might be that the retreat to safety is now over. NS&I's balances doubled to more than £12bn over the 2008-9 monetary year, as savers sought to deposit their funds with institutions where 100 per cent of their bread was guaranteed. If savers are now moving money back out of NS&I, it suggests they no longer have a the need to rely on that Government backing – and that they are less circumspect about banks and building societies going bust.
The alternative reading is that in a marketplace where interest rates are farther down than at any time in living memory, savers are desperate to find the best reachable returns on their cash and are therefore deserting an institution that doesn't pay top (or even middle) dollar.
Source: Independent
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