Welcome to Savings.co.uk, where we can help you to find the best interest
rates for your savings, and compare the service levels of online and high
street banks.
Ensure that you get a good return on your investment without
having to lock it away for ever.
You can view the top 5 accounts from major
banks below, or compare current accounts at our e-banking sister site.
Access Extra
6.10% AER for 12 months. Unrestricted access to your funds without penalty. Minimum opening deposit £1,000
Save £10-£25 a month to build a tax free cash sum for any child. Whether you’re a parent, grandparent or aunty, you can take out a Child Bond for any child you care about
Awarded the Best Child Trust Fund Provider 2007 the Children’s Mutual specialises in savings for children and the choice of 1 in 5 parents for their child’s trust fund.
Legal & General offer a range of ISAs including; index tracked, multitracker, income, ethical and pacific. Start investing from as little as £50 a month
Voted best online broker 2007. Offering self select ISA's with a choice of over 1,800 unit trusts, with 0% administration fee. Terms and conditions apply.
Some of the internet-based banks are offering instant access savings accounts,
which offer higher rates of interest than many notice accounts. Although some
of these banks will also offer you a cash card based savings account, the
majority of the internet banks offer the best rates to "virtual"
accounts, where funds can only be paid in by transfer from another bank account.
If you are happy with this arrangement, then you may well find that the internet
based banks, or internet accounts from high street banks such as Halifax,
offer you the best deal.
Save even more with High Interest current accounts
Remember that some current accounts are also now offering much higher interest
rates on your day-to-day balances, with all the facilities you would expect,
such as being able to set up direct debits, pay bills online, or make purchases
with a Switch or Visa Debit card. Our e-banking
site has more information about these accounts.
Are you looking for a savings account as part of a wider investment portfolio?
Remember that we also have sites dealing with investments
in general, pensions,
ISAs, and the biggest
investment of them all - your house [mortgages.co.uk].