Best Rate cash Isas Notice cash Isa accounts

The table below shows the best notice cash Isa accounts currently available. Before applying, it's worth comparing these accounts with our Best Rate instant access cash Isas, as the latter often offer similar rates and come with greater flexibility when you want to withdraw your cash. The cash Isa limit is currently £5,760.

 

 

ProviderAER AER helpBonus rateNotice periodAccess Access helpMin depositTransfer inCustomer score Customer score helpFind out more
         
Aldermore
60 Day Notice Cash Isa Issue 2
Aldermore

Which? recommended provider

2.10%n/a60 days
  • Internet
  • Postal
  • Telephone
£1,000Yes71%Apply now
Bank of Cyprus
35 Day Cash Isa
Bank of Cyprus
2.00%n/a35 days
  • Branch
  • Internet
  • Postal
  • Telephone
£500Yesn/aVisit site
Krbs BS
60 Day Notice Isa Issue 5
2.00%n/a45 days
  • Branch
  • Internet
  • Postal
£1,000Yes51%Visit site
Mansfield BS
30 Day Notice Isa
2.00%n/a30 days
  • Branch
  • Postal
£1Yesn/aVisit site

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AER

AER is annual equivalent rate and shows how much interest you'll receive in one year.

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Access

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  • Internet
  • Postal
  • Telephone

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Customer score

Which? member score based on customer satisfaction and likelihood of recommending company to friend/family member. Customer scores are based at brand level.

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Customer scores based on a survey of 12,402 Which? connect online community members carried out in June 2012 and November 2012.

Wherever we display an “APPLY NOW” button in the above table, that company pays us a small fee each time someone clicks on the button. These payments do not influence whether a product is in the table, where it appears, or whether it continues to do so. Our Best Rates tables are compiled by our independent researchers. All revenue raised from these tables is reinvested in our research and campaigning work on behalf of all UK consumers.

How we choose our Best Rate Cash Isas

Which? Best Rate cash Isas offer the best rates on the market, subject to the following conditions:

  • Providers must be fully covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) - see limits of protection
  • All bonuses must be payable for at least 12 months
  • All of our Best Rate accounts are standalone (not tied to the purchase of another product and not available via third-party organisations or comparison sites) and available nationally, but it's worth checking the rates paid by smaller building societies in your area to see if they can do a little better
  • Accounts are available at a branch, by post, phone or internet and all displayed show the annual effective rate (AER) before tax.
  • To be a Which? Recommended Provider (WRP) accounts must accept transfers-in from other providers

Which? Recommended Providers 

Which? Recommended Providers are companies that are both rated highly by our members and have products that meet the high standards of our researchers. Which? closely monitors the products and practices of all Recommended Providers and reserves the right to exclude any company that does not treat its customers fairly. Follow the link for a full list of WRPs.

Which? Warning Poor Satisfaction

We also understand that for many people, finding products with the best rate is a priority. But where a product from a provider with a poor customer score appears in our Best Rate tables, we'll highlight this with the warning logo. Our customer satisfaction surveys measure overall satisfaction with the provider in relation to savings accounts, not individual savings accounts offered by the brand. The customer score should therefore not be associated specifically with any individual savings accounts. Only customer scores that are significantly below average and fall into our bottom statistical tier receive our warning. Our customer scores are updated every six months.

By naming and shaming providers which customers judge to offer poor satisfaction in these tables, we hope that companies improve their standards.

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