Business Savings Accounts Comparison

When searching for a suitable provider, it is always important to conduct research and comparisons on different business savings accounts to find the best deals available. By thoroughly researching the market in this way, customers have the best chance of finding a business savings account that may allow them to make the most of their savings.

 

We offer a simple business savings account comparison table where you can select the account that most suits you. For more information on the business savings account deals that are available, please see the table below:

Business Savings Selection
ProviderAccountInterest Rate (AER)TermApply
3.00%3 YearsMore Info >
3.00% AER fixed for 3 years. Minimum Deposit £50,000. Available to businesses with less than £2.5million turnover. Cater Allen is part of the Santander Group.
2.90%2 YearsMore Info >
2.90% AER fixed for 2 years. Minimum Deposit £50,000. Available to businesses with less than £2.5million turnover. Cater Allen is part of the Santander Group.
2.90%1 YearMore Info >
2.90% AER fixed for 1 year. Minimum Deposit £50,000. Available to businesses with less than £2.5million turnover. Cater Allen is part of the Santander Group.
2.70%18 MonthsMore Info >
Earn 2.70% AER fixed for 18 months. Available to businesses and charities. Minimum investment of £10,000.
2.50%9 MonthsMore Info >
Earn 2.50% gross/AER fixed for 9 months. Available to businesses and charities. Minimum investment of £10,000.
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The type of business savings account you open may of course depend on the nature of your business and your business strategy. 

The following are some examples of the various types of business savings accounts that are available:


 

  • Instant access accounts, that allow business owners more freedom to access their savings
  • Notice accounts, that often have relatively high interest rates, but in exchange for ‘notice periods’ before any money can be withdrawn
  • Cash ISAs, that allow account holders to earn tax free interest

 

You should research business savings account and carry out a comparison to find the best option for your business.