UK Savings Week
Tips, tools and guides to kickstart your savings.
The habit that gets you there
Turn today’s savings into your next getaway.
Earn monthly interest and track your progress, it’s never been easier to
build a habit that rewards you.
Get a monthly boost
Watching your balance going up regularly can be a great way to stay motivated.
Get a regular boost with savings interest paid every month.
Types of savings accounts
Not sure what type of account you need? Let’s guide you through them.
Get into the savings habit
With our Regular eSaver
Saving for a rainy day
Have you considering starting an emergency fund? Having a pot of money that you can use for an unexpected bill could mean you’re less likely to fall into debt.
Having one month of your salary saved could mean a 75% lower risk of facing financial difficulty in the future.
Learn how a rainy day fund may help protect your financial future:
Preparation? Calculation
Savings don’t just change finances. They can help reduce stress levels, improve confidence and raise optimism about the future.
Ready to start you savings journey?
Handy savings guides
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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.
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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.