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Up-to-date rates and rate changes for accounts you can save with today

Select your account for information on current, future and historical interest rates.

History of rate changes

Account Effective
date 		Save from Interest
rate 		Bonus
rates 		Notes Interest
rates
ISA extra (issue 3) (monthly interest) 25/07/2011£1
First 12 months
2.72% Tax free/
AER 2.75%
12 - 15 months
2.72% Tax free/
AER 1.96%
After 15 months
1.69% Tax free/
AER 1.70%
  • Bonus rate for the first 15 months the rates include a fixed bonus of 1.03%
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ISA extra (issue 3) (yearly interest) 25/07/2011£1
First 12 months
2.75% Tax free/
AER 2.75%
12 - 15 months
2.72% Tax free/
AER 1.97%
After 15 months
1.70% Tax free/
AER 1.70%
  • Bonus rate for the first 15 months the rates include a fixed bonus of 1.05%
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Online extra (issue 1) (yearly interest) 11/01/2012£1000
£1,000+
2.60% Gross / AER 2.60%
£20,000+
3.00% Gross / AER 3.00%
£50,000+
3.20% Gross / AER 3.20%
  • All rates include a fixed bonus for 12 months. After 12 months, all rates revert to 0.50% gross/AER variable. See benefits and features and/or summary box for more infoirmation
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Telephone extra account (issue 4) (monthly interest) 01/08/2011£12.37% Gross / AER 2.40%
  • Bonus rate for the first 12 months the rates include a fixed bonus of 1.90%
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Telephone extra account (issue 4) (yearly interest) 01/08/2011£12.40% Gross / AER 2.40%
  • Bonus rate for the first 12 months the rates include a fixed bonus of 1.90%
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Gross is the contractual rate of interest payable before the deduction of income tax at the rate specified by law.

AER stands for Annual Equivalent Rate and illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year. As every advertisement for a savings product, which quotes an interest rate, will contain an AER you will be able to compare more easily what return you can expect from your savings over time.

NET rates are illustrative only, allowing for the deduction of income tax at 20%. If you are a higher rate tax payer, you may have a further amount to pay. If we deduct more tax than you have to pay this can be reclaimed from HMRC.

Tax Free means free from personal liability to Income Tax.

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