Saga taps Flagstone to launch over-50s savings platform in the UK

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  • Saga, a UK-based financial solutions provider for consumers over 50, partners with Flagstone for a new savings platform.
  • The Saga Savings Platform will utilize Flagstone’s technology and connections with savings providers, offering customers over 50 a choice of fixed-rate accounts.
  • Accounts will have terms from one month to seven years, allowing customers to move money between accounts for higher interest and FSCS protection.
  • Flagstone’s technology aims to reduce manual effort in managing multiple bank accounts and aggregates transactional data into one statement.
  • Saga’s research shows demand among over-50s for competitive savings rates, convenience, and reduced paperwork due to the current high-interest rate environment.
  • The platform simplifies savings by offering curated fixed-rate options on a single website and account, according to Alex Edmans, head of financial services at Saga Money.
  • Simon Merchant, CEO of Flagstone, highlights Saga’s affluent and fast-growing customer base, seeking to provide flexible access to a variety of competing savings accounts.
Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.
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