Saving Accounts & Interest

Splitting savings between different accounts can be useful when parts of the money have different goals,…

You can generally have more than one savings account, but each account can have different rates,…

When a fixed-rate savings account matures, the original fixed term and interest-rate arrangement end. Learn how…

Switching to a higher savings rate can increase the interest you earn, but the percentage difference…

Regular savers and easy-access accounts are designed around different saving needs. Compare how they handle deposits,…

A fixed-rate savings account pays an agreed interest rate for a specified period, usually with restrictions…

An easy-access savings account lets you save while keeping your money readily available. Learn how deposits…

The highest interest rate does not automatically make an account suitable for your savings goal. Learn…

A notice savings account lets you withdraw your money after giving advance notice. Learn how notice…

Eligible UK savings are generally protected by the FSCS if the bank, building society or credit…