The Island's financial regulator says the amount of money held in Island accounts went up by almost almost a billion pounds in the last quarter of last year.
New figures from the Financial Services Authority show deposits on the Island increased by just over 2.2 per cent between September and December.
The data shows they stood at £43.58 billion.
Year on year, the government says deposits in 2024 increased by £1.76 billion compared to the previous year.
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Northern burger shop announces closure
A burger shop in the North has announced it's closed.
Island to be represented at Cannes Yachting Festival
The Isle of Man will be at the Cannes Yachting Festival next month.
New rules for charities to be considered
New financial rules for charities will be considered later this year.
Big Manx Feast tickets now on sale
Tickets have gone on sale for a huge food and drink festival in Douglas next month.
FSA releases new progress report on financial crime defences
The Isle of Man Financial Services Authority says progress has been made in strengthening the Island's defences against financial crime.
Changes planned for how government-run companies prepare accounts
Government-run companies could prepare their accounts for calendar years rather than financial years in future.
New business guide deals with stopping WMD financing
There's new guidance for Island companies to help them spot customers trying to finance weapons of mass destruction.
