Savings
Savings
1.
You can filter your savings options by selecting the groups below:
(Options per category are shown in brackets)
- Regular savings (1)
- Savings Bonds (3)
- Instant access (3)
- ISAs (2)
- Children's savings (2)
- Investments (1)
After choosing your option your results will appear below.
2.
Selected Category:
Regular savings
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Monthly Savings
Monthly Savings is our regular savings plan that allows you to save regularly over 12 months. Higher interest rates are paid where no withdrawals have been made in the previous month.
- Looking to start a regular savings accounts? This one's ideal
- Save £20 to £250 a month over 1 year
- Earn high fixed interest of up to
3.25% AER / 3.20% gross pa 1 in months when no withdrawals are made
Consider these options
Foundation ISA
- Low-cost investment ISA with no initial charge (other charges apply), designed for all kinds of investors
- Five funds to choose from
ISA Saver – Issue 1
- 2.02% AER / 2.00% tax-free pa (variable) 3
- Instant access
- Open from £1
Transfers-in from other ISAs are not permitted
Need help with jargon?
Here are the five definitions that we think you'll find most helpful.
- AER
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The Annual Equivalent Rate shows what the earnings on your savings would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year. If you have an account that pays interest monthly or quarterly you will only get the full AER rate if you leave the interest in the account for the entire year. Use the AER to compare rates on different accounts and decide which one works best for you.
- Monthly interest
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Most savings accounts will pay interest monthly. For monthly paying interest, the gross p.a. figure will be less than the AER to allow for compounding. For interest paid annually, the gross p.a. figure will be the same as the AER figure.
- Gross pa
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The amount of interest paid on an account before the deduction of income tax. Like the AER, you can use the gross pa figure to compare different savings accounts and decide which one works best for you.
- Variable rate
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A rate of interest that can go up or down throughout the lifetime of the savings account.
- Tiered interest rate
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As your balance grows the interest rate applicable may increase to a higher rate.
Other terms you're not sure of? See our Savings Jargon Buster