Latest Savings Commentary

Income is king

Oliver Roylance-Smith / 15 May 2012

Investing for income is always a popular investment theme, never more so than in recent months with income solutions ruling the roost over the ISA season for both the cash ISAs and investment ISAs. ... Read more

7% potential annual income, capital protected

Oliver Roylance-Smith / 10 May 2012

"The latest Fair Investment Income Deposit Plan offers capital protection plus the potential to earn 7% for each year the FTSE 100 remains between 4,500 and 7,000 points (yesterday’s clos... Read more

The savings dilemma and the rise of alternatives

Oliver Roylance-Smith / 01 May 2012

The economic landscape continues to create a real dilemma for savings and put a spotlight on the fixed rate bond. With yields on these lowering amid continued pressures on getting the most out of yo... Read more

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M&G takes top spot

Oliver Roylance-Smith / 17 April 2012

M&G has enjoyed pride of place so far this year as a top performing investment house, not only taking 3 of our Top 10 fund picks for ISA season but also taking the number one slot for the most m... Read more

New ISA season new investment opportunities

James Caldwell / 13 April 2012

For Savers and Investors the new 2012/13 tax year which started on 6th April 2012 brings with it new ISA allowance thresholds which have been set by HM Treasury. For Cash ISA savers £5,640 can... Read more

ISAs overtake pensions in popularity

Colm Hebblethwaite / 12 April 2012

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has released figures that show that people in the UK have put more money into stocks and shares ISAs than personal pensions. 2010/11 saw around £15.84 ... Read more

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Egg Interest Rates

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Egg interest rates vary depending on the type of account you choose. However, interest rates on Egg savings accounts will usually be higher than those on its current accounts. Egg interest rates come in all shapes and sizes, including:

  • Fixed rates - For safety and security
  • Variable rates - That allow you to benefit from economic changes
  • Tracker rates - That follow the Bank of England's Base rate

You can compare Egg interest rates today! Check out our best buy savings comparison chart below to view interest rates side by side and apply online today for the Egg Savings Account:
ProviderAccountInterest Rate (AER)TermApply
3.17%Easy AccessApply Now >
Up to 3.17% AER (including 1.62% gross p.a. bonus for 12 months when you save £25,000 or more) Open with £1,000. Easy access, with 1 free withdrawal per year.
3.10%Instant AccessApply Now >
3.10% AER variable (3.06% gross p.a.) including a fixed bonus of 2.56% gross p.a. for 12 months from account opening. After 12 months the rate will revert to the standard variable rate.
3.06%Easy AccessApply Now >
3.06% gross/AER variable including 12 month fixed bonus of 2.06% paid until 30th June 2013. £1,000 minimum opening balance. Easy access. Online management.
3.01%Instant AccessApply Now >
Rate includes a 1.36% gross/AER fixed interest bonus for the first 12 months. Monthly interest available. Unlimited free withdrawals. Open with £1.
2.80%Easy AccessApply Now >
Includes a 0.89% bonus payment for the 1st 12 months giving you a return of 2.80% AER. Open with £1,000.
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2.50%		Instant AccessApply Now >
Earn tiered rates of up to 2.50% Gross/AER when you save £500 or more. Open with £1. Unlimited withdrawals. Save up to £1,000 each month.
1.51%Instant AccessApply Now >
From 0.6% - 2.01% with 12 month bonus.
0.75%Instant AccessApply Now >
0.75% including a 0.50% bonus on months where you don't make a withdrawal. Rate without bonus is 0.25%.
1.60%Instant accessApply Now >
1.60 AER/Gross variable. This rate includes a fixed introductory bonus of 1.50% AER for the first 12 months.
2.50%Instant accessApply Now >
Existing customers only. 2.50% AER/Gross (variable) on balances of £10,000 or more or 1.60% AER/Gross from £1 to £10,000. These rates include a fixed introductory bonus of 1.50% AER for the first 12 months.

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