Bank of England (BoE) Base Rate Change: The BoE base rate decreased from 4.25% to 4.00% on 7 August 2025. Find out how this could affect your mortgage or savings account.
Bank of England (BoE) Base Rate Change: The BoE base rate decreased from 4.50% to 4.25% on 8 May 2025. Find out how this could affect your mortgage or savings account.
savings accounts
We've got a range of savings accounts to help you save money.
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Triple Access eSaver
Save from £1. Add money whenever you like and leave it to grow for a year. Take money out on any 3 days. Interest is paid once.
Types of account
Keep your savings within easy reach.
Save for a fixed term - usually for more interest.
Save, and pay no tax on the interest you earn.
As an existing member receive higher interest rates.
Build up your savings with regular deposits.
Help your child to save and learn about money.
Find your interest rate
If you already have a savings account with us, you can check your interest rate here.
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Savings guides
Savings guides
What is a Cash ISA?
Want to know more about Cash ISAs? Find out how they work here and how much you can deposit per tax year.
Savings guides
What is a fixed rate bond?
Fixed rate bonds are a type of savings account that locks in a fixed interest rate over a fixed period. Learn more about how fixed rate bonds work.
Savings guides
What is an easy access savings account?
Easy access savings accounts offer you flexibility around withdrawing money. There may be rules about how often you can withdraw.
Savings guides
What is a regular savings account?
Want to know what a regular savings account is? Find out how they work and what situations they may be good for here.
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.
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.