Charity Savings Accounts
Compare charity savings accounts...
Charity accounts are savings accounts that can be opened by charitable organisations. Charity savings accounts are useful when an organisation has excess donations that do not need to be spent immediately and can instead be deposited. Interest can then be earned on the funds before they are needed and can be withdrawn.
You can compare a variety of charity savings accounts below to find the one that best suits your organisation and apply for more information using the table below:
Charity Savings Accounts

| The Royal Deposit Plan | 4.00% | |
| 3 year fixed rate deposit plan that returns 4.00% a year. The plan is available to charities. |

| 1 Year Fixed Term Business Deposit Account | 2.00% | |
| Minimum Deposit £10,000. Suitable for charities, associations and clubs. |

| 1 Year Term Deposit Account | 2.20% | |
| Minimum Deposit £50,000. companies, partnerships and sole traders, charities, associations, clubs and trustees. |

| Charity 7 Day Notice Account | up to 2.00% | |
| Earn 2.00% on balances over £50K and 1.75% on balances £500 - £49,999. Suitable for charities, associations, clubs and pension fund trustees. |

| Charity Deposit Account | up to 1.50% | |
| Earn 1.50% on balances over £50K and 1.25% on balances £500 - £49,999. Suitable for charities, associations, clubs and pension fund trustees. |
Below are some of the key features of charity savings accounts:
- Choose between variable or fixed interest accounts
- They can offer flexibility, allowing you to withdraw funds as and when you need them
- Receive interest on a monthly or annual basis depending on the account
Use the table above to learn more about a number of leading charity savings accounts.