Compare Savings Interest Rates
Compare Savings Interest Rates
If you want to put some money away for a rainy day, it is important that you compare savings interest rates. The best savings accounts tend to be the ones that encourage you to lock your money away for a fixed period, allowing interest to build and giving you a good return on account maturity, these include:
- Fixed Rate Savings Accounts: The interest rate is fixed for a specific time, and you know exactly how much your money will earn over the term, provide you do not make any withdrawals
- Regular Payments Accounts: You benefit from a higher rate provided you make regular payments into the account without withdrawing any money until the term is up.
- Notice Accounts: The provider offers a higher rate but restricted access - you must give 30 days notice, or sometimes more, before making any transactions.
But you can also get competitive rates on instant access accounts, and these have the added flexibility of allowing you to make payments, transfers and withdrawals at any time, with no charge.
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| Provider |
Account Name |
Rate
(AER) |
Minimum
Balance |
Apply |
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eSaver |
6.6% |
£1 |
Apply |
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Savings a/c |
6.5% |
£1 |
Apply |
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Tesco |
6.5% |
£1 |
Apply |
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Flexsaver |
6.43% |
£1 |
Apply |
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Instant Access Saver |
6.3% |
£1000 |
Apply |
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Instant Saver |
5.75% |
£500 |
Apply |
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