HSBC Business Savings Accounts

If you want to earn a fixed rate of interest, HSBC business savings accounts can offer you a fixed rate bond deal lasting from a minimum of 3 months.


If you want to earn interest on your business savings but still be able to access the money at any time without being charged, HSBC can offer you a savings account whereby the interest is calculated daily and you have instant access.


HSBC is one of many business savings account providers - there are a multitude of providers with great deals to help your business savings grow. The comparison tables on this page have some examples of other accounts - compare deals to find the best one for your business.

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.
what you need to apply...

Whether you decide to go with HSBC for your business savings account or another provider, there are a number of things you will need to give some thought to.


Firstly, the choice between a ‘no notice’ (or easy access) account and a notice one is of central importance. If you choose a notice account and try to make what is termed an ‘unscheduled’ withdrawal, you are likely to be subject to some form of penalty. This could take the form of a loss of interest for a set period of time.


Secondly, you should be mindful of whether or not the interest rates you are offered when taking up a certain business savings account are permanent, or are just an introductory offer.


If you need to shop around for a new deal, the comparison tables on this page can help you.