2.20
Tax-free pa/AER
Fixed until 30/06/2016
How to Apply

Fixed Rate ISA to 30/06/2016

If you want a guaranteed rate on your ISA, our Limited Issue* Fixed Rate Cash ISA could be just what you're looking for. You'll get an interest rate that's fixed until 30 June 2016.

The Fixed Rate Cash ISA is ideal for those looking for a guaranteed interest rate over a fixed period of time. Visit one of our branches to find out more.

  • Minimum investment of £100
  • Deposit up to your maximum 2013/2014 Cash ISA allowance of £5,760 until the Fixed Rate ISA has been withdrawn from sale.
  • External ISA transfers in from other providers are permitted until 30 days after the Fixed Rate ISA has been withdrawn from sale. Any deposits received after these timescales will be returned to you. Please check with your existing ISA provider for any charges applicable on transfer.
  • Withdrawals are not permitted
  • Early closure is only permitted subject to equivalent to 180 days' loss of interest, early closure other than transfers to another ISA would mean loss of tax free status

Please be aware that this is a limited issue account and can be withdrawn from sale at any time.


Interest rates

Gross rate p.a.
Interest rate payable before any income tax is deducted. It can only be paid subject to the required registration.

Net rate p.a.
Interest rate payable after the deduction of income tax, at the lower rate of 20%.

AER stands for Annual Equivalent Rate and shows what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and added each year. This will enable you to compare more easily the return you can expect from your savings over time.

 

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Key Product Information for our Savings Account

Account Name Fixed Rate ISA to 30/06/2016
Interest rates (AERs) Interest rates are fixed, paid monthly on the last day of the month or annually on 30/06/2014, 30/06/2015 and 30/06/2016, View interest rate.
Tax Status
Conditions for bonus payment n/a
Withdrawal arrangements Withdrawals are not permitted during the term. Early closure is only permitted subject to equivalent to 180 days' loss of interest deducted from the closing balance, early closure other than transfers to another ISA would mean loss of tax free status, subject to daily withdrawal limits.
Access Branch or post.

Whether you can benefit from gross, net or tax free interest is dependent on your own personal circumstances and tax status and so may be subject to change in the future.

 

How to Apply for a Fixed Rate ISA to 30/06/2016

This savings account can be operated in various ways and can be opened at a branch or via the post.

Note: When applying for a YBS account you will need to verify your identity and address. Check our Verifying your Identity section for more details of what you may need to take with you.

To open an account:

More information:

  • Call us on 0845 1200 848 
    Lines are open: 8.00am to 8.00pm Monday to Friday, 9.00am to 1.00pm on Saturday.

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* This is a limited issue product, which means it can be withdrawn without notice at any time. If you wish to make deposits we recommend you arrange this without delay to avoid disappointment. Transfers of existing ISA subscriptions must be received within 30 working days of the product being withdrawn from sale.


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