Instant Access Savings
Personal Savings Account
Minimum account balance £1,000
With this flexible account, you can access your savings whenever you need to. This type of savings account can work alongside your current account to help you maintain a healthy and accessible balance.
On balances £1,000 - £999,999
2.00%
2.02%
On balances £1,000,000+
2.05%
2.07%
- Interest will be calculated daily and will accrue from the day your savings account is open and funded.
- Interest will be credited monthly to your savings account.
- Interest rates on the Personal Savings Account are banded. This means you will earn the applicable interest rate on your full account balance.
*AER is the annual equivalent rate. This illustrates the interest rate if paid and compounded on an annual basis.
**Gross annual interest is the annual rate of interest before tax.
Notice Accounts
100-Day Notice Account
Minimum account balance £50,000
This account typically offers higher interest rates than instant access savings accounts and provides more flexibility than a fixed term deposit account.
With a 100-Day Notice Account, you can make withdrawals, but you need to give us 100 days notice, and a minimum balance of £50,000 must be maintained.
Please be aware our 100-Day Notice Account rates are changing from 6 January 2025.
Interest rates up to 5 January 2025
On balances £50,000 - £499,999
4.40%
4.49%
On balances £500,000 - £999,999
4.50%
4.59%
On balances £1,000,000+
4.60%
4.70%
Interest rates from 6 January 2025
On balances £50,000 - £499,999
3.90%
3.97%
On balances £500,000 - £999,999
4.00%
4.07%
On balances £1,000,000+
4.10%
4.18%
- Interest will be calculated daily and will accrue from the day your 100-Day Notice Account is open and funded.
- Interest will be credited monthly to your 100-Day Notice Account.
- Interest rates on the 100-Day Notice Account are banded. This means you will earn the applicable interest rate on your full account balance.
*AER is the annual equivalent rate. This illustrates the interest rate if paid and compounded on an annual basis.
**Gross annual interest is the annual rate of interest before tax.
Fixed Term Deposits
Fixed Term Deposit Accounts
The minimum account balance is dependent on the product type. Further information is available in the relevant 'product summary'.
With this account, you can put your money to work, safe in the knowledge of how much interest it will earn you.
Choose from a range of term lengths to suit your needs – typically between 6 months to 2 years but other terms are available. For more information, please see the relevant ‘Product Summary’.
You cannot access your savings during the deposit term.
Also available in USD and EUR.
Interest rates
Gross annual interest
GBP Fixed Term Deposits
1-month
Up to 3.70%
3-month
Up to 4.00%
6-month
Up to 4.15%
9-month
Up to 4.20%
12-month
Up to 4.35%
24-month
Up to 3.95%
(4.03% AER*)
USD Fixed Term Deposits
1-month
Up to 3.75%
3-month
Up to 4.00%
6-month
Up to 3.75%
9-month
Up to 3.75%
12-month
Up to 3.75%
EUR Fixed Term Deposits
1-month
Up to 2.40%
3-month
Up to 2.40%
6-month
Up to 2.40%
9-month
Up to 2.25%
12-month
Up to 2.25%
- We calculate interest daily, which will accrue from the day that your Fixed Term Deposit account is opened and funded with the minimum account opening balance.
- We will pay interest at maturity, except for the 24-month deposit where interest will be paid annually.
- We will credit any interest to your nominated account held at Arbuthnot Latham for deposit terms of 12-months or shorter.
- Alternative rates and currencies may be available.
*AER is the annual equivalent rate. This illustrates what the annualised interest rate would be if it was paid and compounded during the term.
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