Bank of England (BoE) Base Rate Change: The BoE base rate decreased from 4.00% to 3.75% on 18 December 2025. Find out how this could affect your mortgage or savings account.
Welcome to Yorkshire Building Society
Grow your savings tax-free
4.05%
Save from £1. Add money whenever you like and leave it to grow for a year. Need to dip in? You can take money out on any 4 days.
It's all about you
We have members, not shareholders. We're owned by the people who trust us with their money. So it's all about you.
Compare our savings accounts
Find the right one for you and start saving today.
Get help and support
Answers to our most frequently asked questions and extra support if you need it.
Making numbers easier to understand
With our Plain Numbers partnership.
One in five UK adults feels anxious with numbers. We don't want our members to feel like this.
Plain Numbers is an organisation helping businesses to explain numbers clearly and simply. Working with them, we'll help you feel in control of your money and your future.
Which? recommended provider
We're proud to be a Which? recommended savings provider - again!
That's two years in a row.
Why choose us?
We're owned by our members, so it's all about you.
Stick with us and we'll reward your loyalty with exclusive deals.
Need a friendly face? We have over 200 branches and agencies.
We've been trusted for over 160 years.
We're part of our communities - teaching about money, supporting charities and caring for the environment.
Helping you
Savings guides
What is a Cash ISA?
Want to know more about Cash ISAs? Find out how they work, including how many you can open and how much you can deposit per tax year.
Savings guides
Mastercard UK compensation scams explained
Mastercard is offering compensation for people in the UK. We want to protect you from scams that may pretend to be Mastercard to get your bank details.
Information
Fraud and Scams
Protect yourself and your money. We have recently updated our guidance to help you avoid investment scams.
Mortgage guides
Remortgaging when your house value has increased
When your deal is coming to an end, you may be looking to remortgage. Find out how changes to the value of your home can affect remortgaging.
Tax-free means that interest is not subject to income tax.
Gross interest means we do not take off income tax.
Annual Equivalent Rate (AER) helps you compare between accounts. It’s the rate of interest if it was paid and added each year.
The interest rate is variable and can go up or down.
Tax-free means that interest is not subject to income tax.
Annual Equivalent Rate (AER) helps you compare between accounts. It’s the rate of interest if it was paid and added each year.
The interest rate is variable and can go up or down.