Guaranteed interest rate for a year.Guaranteed interest rate for a year. Find out more Benefits of fixed rate savings accounts Make a one-off payment and let your savings grow Receive interest from your savings account (also known as a fixed rate bond) monthly or annually ...
There are instant access savings accounts where you can withdraw the money with no notice needed to be given to your bank or building society. In contrast there are fixed-rate savings accounts where you can earn a higher interest rate but need to keep the money in the account for a fixed...
Fixed-rate savings accounts A fixed-rate savings account will place restrictions on when you can withdraw your money. This means you’ll only be able to access your cash after a certain amount of time, which could be up to five years. You’ll be charged for taking your money out early....
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How do I earn interest on my savings? Can I have a joint savings account? Yes, we offer joint savings accounts as well. These could be a great way to save towards a joint goal with someone else. For more information see our Joint Savings Accounts page via the link below. ...
Lloyds Bank offer both savings accounts and ISAs for children, so check through the rates and all terms to find one to best suit your saving needs. Account Interest rate Minimum deposit Open Withdrawals Account Smart Start Designed for 11-15 year olds, providing a current account and ...
5 things to consider before choosing a fixed-rate bond 1. The interest rate Some accounts have tiered interest rates depending on how much you have in your account, so make sure you know what the rate will be for your balance. 2. The minimum investment Many fixed-rate savings bonds re...
However, this accessibility comes at a price as the accounts normally offer a lower interest rate. Fixed-rate children’s savings accounts Alternatively, if you would like to lock away your children’s savings for up to five years, a fixed-rate bond could be a good option. This normally ...
Guide to fixed-rate bonds Banks and building societies want you to tuck money away in theirsavings accounts, which is why they pay you interest. But with a plain vanilla easy-access account the bank or building society doesn't have any security - you can withdraw your money whenever you li...
Whether you're saving for a special occasion, your child's future or simply a rainy day, see what our savings accounts can offer you at Tesco Bank.