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Compare the best savings rates available in the UK with the help of our savings account comparison table. Find the best high interest savings account no matter how much you have to save.
RCI Bank Freedom Savings Account
Account Type
Easy Access
Open With:
£100
Interest Rate:
1.65% AER variable
Notes:
Virgin Defined Access E-Saver Issue 2
Account Type
Easy Access
Open With:
£1
Interest Rate:
1.51% AER variable
Notes:
Sainsbury's Bank Fixed Rate Saver
Account Type
Fixed Bond
Open With:
£5000
Interest Rate:
2.00% AER variable
Notes:
Nationwide Instant ISA Saver (Issue 3)
Account Type
Cash ISA
Open With:
£1
Interest Rate:
1.40% AER variable
Notes:
Halifax Online Saver
Account Type
Easy Access
Open With:
£1
Interest Rate:
0.80% AER variable
Notes: Different rates apply depending on balance. When the 12 month introductory period ends, the Online Saver variable rate will apply, currently 0.20% gross/AER.
Our team of experts have chosen those savings accounts they believe to be Best Buys. All rates subject to change without notice. Please check all rates and terms before investing or borrowing.
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