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Fixed rate accounts
Fixed rate accounts explained
Fixed rate accounts offer you the certainty of knowing exactly how much interest you'll earn in return for putting your money away for a set period of time. Typically, the longer you choose to invest the higher the rate of interest earned.
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Easy access accounts
Easy access accounts explained
Easy access accounts are ideal to save for a rainy day. You choose when you want to add funds to the account and should you need to make a withdrawal you can do so easily. The interest rate you receive is variable, which means it could change over time, but we will always let you know about any changes we make.
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Notice accounts
Notice accounts explained
Notice accounts give you the flexibility to add to your savings over time, with chance to earn a higher rate of interest than with easy access accounts. In exchange, you're asked to provide notice when wanting to withdraw money from the account. The amount of notice you'll be asked to give, is dependent on the term of the account.
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Easy access cash ISA
Cash ISAs explained
An ISA is an 'Individual Savings Account' which allows UK taxpayers to benefit from tax-free interest on their savings, now and in the future. There is a maximum amount you can invest into an ISA and this is set each tax year by the government. With easy access cash ISAs, you choose when you want to add to the account but if you make a withdrawal you cannot replace the money in the same tax year. The interest rate you receive is variable which means it could change over time. We will always let you know about any changes we make.
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Fixed rate cash ISA
Cash ISAs explained
An ISA is an 'Individual Savings Account' which allows UK taxpayers to benefit from tax-free interest on their savings, now and in the future. There is a maximum amount you can invest into an ISA and this is set each tax year by the government. A fixed rate cash ISA offers you the certainty of knowing exactly how much interest you'll earn in return for putting your money away for a set period of time. The tax-free interest rate stays the same throughout the term of your account.
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Cash Lifetime ISA
Cash Lifetime ISAs explained
Lifetime ISAs (also known as LISAs) are a type of ISA to help people save for their first home or retirement. If you take out a Lifetime ISA, the Government will give you a bonus worth 25% of what you pay in, up to a set limit, every tax year. You can put a maximum of £4,000 into a Lifetime ISA each tax year.
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