Compare Cash ISAs
Choose from our range of cash ISAs
You may wish to consider a cash ISA, it’s a type of savings account where you don’t pay income tax on the interest you earn.
We're proud to offer our ISA promise, where we'll pay you interest* from day one of receiving your completed transfer application, providing your funds are free to move. We'll also keep you informed along the way.
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Account name |
Main Benefit |
Interest rates/AER |
Minimum opening balance |
Access |
Withdrawals |
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Account name |
Main BenefitAn account to help first-time buyers get on the property ladder. |
Interest rates/AER1.50% tax free/AER variable plus 25% government bonus (based on eligibility) |
Minimum opening balance£1 |
AccessOnline, branch, phone |
WithdrawalsUnlimited (subject to a minimum balance of £1) but you won’t be able to claim your Help to Buy: ISA bonus on any funds withdrawn. |
Account name |
Main BenefitThis account gives you a fixed rate of interest. |
Interest rates/AER0.65 % tax free/AER for the 2 year term |
Minimum opening balance£500 |
AccessOnline, branch, phone |
WithdrawalsNone, but you can close the account early or transfer money to another ISA (subject to a charge equivalent to 180 days’ tax-free interest). |
Account name |
Main BenefitThe flexible way to make the most of your tax-free ISA allowance. |
Interest rates/AER0.20% tax free/AER variable rate for 12 months |
Minimum opening balance£1 |
AccessOnline, branch, phone |
WithdrawalsUnlimited. |
Account name |
Main BenefitLong term tax-free savings for children. |
Interest rates/AER2.50% tax free/AER variable |
Minimum opening balance£1 |
AccessBranch |
WithdrawalsNone, until the child is 18. |
* Tax treatment depends on your individual circumstances and may change.
Please note: Rates of interest are subject to change, to check effective dates for all our Savings products please see our Interest Rates section.
For a definition of AER, Gross and other terms please view our savings glossary
Eligible deposits with us are protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). For further information about the compensation provided by the FSCS, refer to the FSCS website at www.fscs.org.uk/. You can also visit our Financial Services Compensation Scheme page for more details.
