Want to save for something in the future? Taking out a fixed-rate savings account means you won't have access to your funds until the maturity date; however, you may secure a better rate for that period.
| Account | Interest rate | Open from | Withdrawals | Useful information | |
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| Fixed-Rate ISA to 30th September 2026 | Tax Free 4.00% Gross p.a4.00% AER |
£5,000 | Not permitted |
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| Fixed-Rate ISA to 31st March 2026 3.90% AER | Tax Free 3.90% Gross p.a3.90% AER |
£5,000 | Not permitted |
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| Fixed-Rate Bond to 31st March 2026 | 3.90% Gross p.a3.90% AER |
£5,000 | Not permitted |
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| Fixed-Rate Bond to 31st May 2027 | 3.75% Gross p.a3.75% AER |
£5,000 | Not permitted |
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| Fixed-Rate Bond to 31st May 2028 | 3.75% Gross p.a3.75% AER |
£5,000 | Not permitted |
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| Monthly Income Fixed-Rate Bond to 30th September 2027 | 3.69% Gross p.a3.75% AER |
£20,000 | Not permitted |
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Here's everything you need to know.
