Standard Life Bank Savings Accounts

Get a great rate on your savings...

Like most savings providers, Standard Life Bank offers a range of different accounts. The Standard Life savings accounts range includes instant access, fixed rate bonds and tax free savings.

Whether you are looking for a tax free haven, instant access to your cash, or a fixed rate deal, there will be something in the table below to suit you:
ProviderAccountRate TermApply
7.25%6 YearsApply Now >
A 6 year capital protected structured deposit plan designed to pay 7.25% annual income. Also available as a cash ISA and ISA transfer.
4.60%5 YearsApply Now >
Interest paid either Annually at 4.60% Gross/AER, Quarterly at 4.52% Gross or Monthly at 4.50% Gross. Minimum Deposit £10,000.
RPI Tracker5 YearsApply Now >
5 year capital protected structured deposit plan offering 100% of any growth in the Retail Prices Index with no cap, or a minimum return of 16%. Also available for Cash ISA and Cash ISA transfer.
Standard Life Bank savings accounts offer a range of ways to put away a nest egg ready for a rainy day.

If you have surplus cash sitting in low-interest current accounts, you could be losing out on valuable interest. Choose an option that offers what you want from your savings provider.

To check out a range of different types of accounts, like those offered by Standard Life Bank, click on the links below:




Cash ISA Selection
ProviderAccountInterest Rate (AER)TermApply
RPI Tracker5 YearsApply Now >
5 year capital protected structured deposit plan offering 100% of any growth in the Retail Prices Index with no cap, or a minimum return of 16%. Also available for Cash ISA and Cash ISA transfer.
8.25% per annumUp to 5 YearsApply Now >
A 5 year capital protected structured deposit plan offering potential early maturity, paying 8.25% a year. Also available for Cash ISA and Cash ISA transfer.
7.25%6 YearsApply Now >
A 6 year capital protected structured deposit plan designed to pay 7.25% annual income. Also available as a cash ISA and ISA transfer.

*Income payments and returns are dependent on the performance of the FTSE 100 index.