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You need to earn a decent interest rate on your savings. Granted, when interest rates are low, earning enough interest each year to buy a soap on a rope is almost mission impossible.

Yet that doesn't mean you should keep all your dough in your everyday transaction account, which pays ‘two parts of bugger-all’ (that is actually a finance term) in interest.

What you want is separate online saver accounts that are linked to your everyday transaction account.

In addition, you want the ability to move your money when needed and to set up automated triggers (we'll get to that later in Step 2, where we'll put your money on autopilot so you don't have to continually make decisions).