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Ndubuisi 'Andy' Egwim explains why keeping all your savings in one bank is risky: the FSCS only protects up to a limit. He compares bank interest, which gets taxed above the savings allowance, to investing in stocks and index funds, and walks through real examples of how people with different incomes handle their money.

Questions this video answers

£85,000

1925 (mentioned), 1929 stock market crash, 2008 global financial meltdown, 2010 flash crash, 2020 COVID crash

Examples include people earning £150k–£200k and someone earning £50k (with £250k saved).

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