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Savings account finder

A tool to search and compare savings accounts

  1. How much do you want to save?
  2. See your savings search results

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Help & advice

If you’re happy banking online, most of the best rates are from internet accounts. Watch out for any catches, though, such as short-term bonuses or restrictions on how many withdrawals you can make.

Remember, interest on your savings is taxed, so look for the highest possible rate to try and get a return after tax and best inflation too.

If you’re saving a lump sum and don’t mind tying it up for a year, fixed-term deals often pay great rates.

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I want to commit to saving a regular amount each month of...
With regular savings accounts you have to pay in every (or nearly every) month. If you don’t, or you make too many withdrawals, there are penalties. In return however, you get bonus interest.