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Savings account, bank account or shoe box under the bed. With interest rates so low savers are seeing the returns on their money drastically reduced. Compare savings accounts to discover the minimum deposit rate, how much notice required to withdraw and most important .... how much interest you get on your savings

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Savings Overview

There are many different Savings Accounts and a number of ways of accessing these, for example, by post, by telephone or online.

The following types of accounts are:

Easy Access Accounts
Easy access accounts provide access to your savings instantly or within a few days without a penalty. Due to this flexibility a lower variable interest rate will be offered. These accounts are particularly suitable as an emergency fund, providing easy access, a way to start saving and some accounts offer a cash card facility. A bonus scheme may be offered if the numbers of withdrawals made are within a specified limit, for example a maximum of 2 withdrawals per annum. The minimum investment is normally £1.
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Notice Accounts
Notice accounts generally pay higher rates of interest and require notice to be given before withdrawals can be made, typically 30, 60, or 90 days. Savings can sometimes be accessed immediately subject to a withdrawal penalty. The interest rate is variable and the minimum investment required is often several hundred pounds.
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Bond or Term Accounts
Bonds or term accounts will pay more competitive rates, they require your investment to be tied up for a specific period of time and withdrawals before the maturity date are often not permitted. If withdrawals are permitted without notice there will sometimes be penalty charges. The interest rate is often fixed and the minimum investment is generally £1000 or more.
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Regular Savers Accounts
These accounts are to encourage regular savings; they require a commitment to invest each month. Many regular saver accounts will not permit lump sum investments. Access to savings varies, some accounts may provide instant access or require notice and others may be fixed term. Generally regular saver accounts place a restriction on the number of withdrawals allowed each year. Interest rates are variable and a minimum and maximum investment per month is sometimes stipulated, these vary from between £10 - £20 min and £100 - £2000 max.
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Children's Savings Accounts
Children's Accounts offer you the opportunity to invest your child's money in a savings account that is easy to understand and manage from your child's point of view. You can now encourage your child to invest his/her pocket money, gift money and any other cash received in one of these popular accounts, and to benefit from earning interest on their savings balance. The minimum investment is normally £1, and be sure to enquire about the starter hamper, bonus gift, discount pack or other starter offers available from the savings branch upon successfully opening a new Children's Savings account.
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