National Savings & Investment (NS&I) is aiming to raise close to £15 billion from savers during the current financial year, according to coverage referencing the organisation’s targets and funding needs. The reports describe NS&I management as under pressure to attract new deposits at a scale described as near a record level. The focus of the coverage is on which NS&I products savers may consider, alongside commentary about accounts that the writer suggests avoiding. Across the sources provided, there is agreement that NS&I’s central priority is meeting its fundraising figure for the year, and that the organisation is actively working to persuade savers to open or add to NS&I accounts. No additional details are provided in the supplied excerpts about specific products, interest rates, eligibility criteria, or performance comparisons beyond the overall goal and the notion of differing product appeal. The available information therefore concentrates on NS&I’s financial target for inflows rather than broader market context or official responses beyond the stated funding requirement.