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Not a real 1 Year Fixed Rate Bond (Issue 102)
4.30%
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Open with £1 and invest up to £250,000
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Fixed rate until 26 June 2026
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Ideal for lump sum investments
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No withdrawals until 26 June 2026
Not a real 2 Year Fixed Rate Bond (Issue 109)
4.10%
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Open with £1 and invest up to £250,000
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Fixed rate until 23rd April 2027
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Ideal for lump sum investments
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No withdrawals until 23rd April 2027
Not a real 3 Year Fixed Rate Bond (Issue 32)
3.90%
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Open with £1 and invest up to £250,000
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Fixed rate until 24 April 2028
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Ideal for lump sum investments
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No withdrawals until 24 April 2028
Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS)
We’re a fully regulated UK bank, and your eligible deposits are protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) up to £85,000 per person. This means your money is safe and secure, giving you peace of mind while you save.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, your money is protected up to £85,000 per person, per bank or building society, under the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).
You’ll have the option to withdraw your money, reinvest in a new fixed rate account, or move it to another savings product. We’ll contact you before maturity to discuss your options.
The account becomes part of the deceased’s estate. The executor will need to contact us to arrange the transfer or closure of the account.
Fixed-rate accounts usually require a single deposit when opened, so additional transfers may not be allowed. Check the terms of your chosen account.
No, fixed rate savings accounts are designed to run for the full term. Withdrawing or transferring before maturity may result in an interest penalty.
You cannot transfer a fixed-rate savings account once opened. If you want to move your funds, you would need to withdraw (subject to penalties) and open a new account elsewhere.
Yes, you can open multiple fixed rate savings accounts, but each will have its own terms and conditions.
Withdrawals before the end of the term are usually not allowed. If permitted, an interest penalty will apply.
No, the interest rate is fixed for the duration of the term, so it won't change.
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