The interest rate is fixed so it won't change during the term. You can choose to have your interest paid monthly or annually. How it works Open with £3,000 or more. You can pay up to £20,000 into a combination of permitted ISAs this tax year. Read more about ISA limits. You...
Account name: Fixed Term Savings What’s the interest rate? Rates correct as of 25th February 2025. Actual rates on offer could be higher or lower, please call us or visit your branch for the latest rates. Select a term to view interest rates3 months ...
A set interest rate.You can fix ISA interest rates for one or two years. Just deposit a minimum of £1,000. Peace of mind.You’ll know exactly how much your savings will earn before you apply. Your fixed ISA rate won't change during your term. ...
Account name: Fixed Term Deposit Account What is the interest rate? A fixed rate of interest will apply to your account. The table below shows the Interest Rates currently available on some of Our standard Fixed Term Deposits. AER1 Gross p.a.2 Term length AER1 1.71% Gross p.a.2 1.70...
The Akoni panel’s best rates, filtered according to your deposit amount, preferred maturity term and Fitch Solutions Financial Implied Credit Score. Sign up Fixed Term savings accounts Fixed terms A fixed rate bond (or fixed term savings account) is a simple investment product that pays out a...
All savings accounts Important information Our current interest rates and available terms are shown below. Length of term Gross/AER* Gross monthly* 1 year 4.35% 4.27% 18 months 4.20% 4.12% 2 years 4.15% 4.07% 3 years 4.10% 4.03%
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Earn 4.16% Gross/AER (fixed) on your savingsOur interest ratesEarn 4.16% Gross/AER (fixed) on your savingsOur interest rates Interest rate guaranteed for one year - you can't withdraw any money during this fixed term unless you close the account and pay a feeAccess to your moneyInterest ...
He said this is "set to heap further misery on mortgage holders, particularly as 700,000 fixed term contracts are set to expire in the second half of 2023 alone." "We suspect that higher mortgage rates will contribute to weaker economic activity in early-2024, and we are now not...
Finally, if you’re worried about not being able to access your savings, then it’s probably best to go for an instant access or easy access account. You may get higher rates with a fixed-rate bond, but your money will be locked away for the duration of the term and you won’t be...