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Savings Accounts
A savings account is not designed to be accessed on a regular basis. For this reason, banks are able to pay higher interest on your balance because the account does not require as administrative maintenance as a current bank account does. There is a wide variety of savings account products available and usually a bank will offer a few options.
The primary ways that these accounts vary is the amount of interest that they pay, the minimum balance that you are required to maintain, and the frequency that your money will be available to you. When selecting the savings account that will best meet your needs, consider your reasons for saving and whether circumstances are likely to arise
that will force you to make a withdraw early.
There are many different types of saving accounts with instant access, great interest rates, or tax-free savings accounts for your savings to grow.
Featured Savings Accounts
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ICICI HiSave Fixed Rate Account |
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Santander eSaver Direct Account
Get a fantastic rate on your online savings!
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Post Office Instant Saver Account
Instant Saver is provided by the Bank of Ireland and is a unique banking service that allows you to save like never before. Market leading rates, unbeatable customer convenience, and interest guarantees all ensure that Instant Saver will be an instant success for you.
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HSBC Online Bonus Saver
Open a Savings Account in Minutes! No HSBC Bank Account required. Only £1 initial deposit is required!
Let your spare cash flow into an account that you can easily manage online.
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Nationwide e-Savings Plus
Earn a great rate and have access to your internet savings with the Nationwide e-Savings Plus account.
e-Savings Plus accounts are easy to use and offer a competitive rate of interest.
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