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Any "Good" Savings accounts
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JBS2022
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Does anyone know of any banks that provide reasonable interest ( unlikely I know)or the best interest. I'm trying to save and I need a decent savings account.
Life is better in a fishtank 🐟
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There are different types of savings account. For example, do you want an instant access or a longer term fix? Do you have a lump sum or just putting away a small amount each month?
There is also the Help-To-Save scheme if you're on eligible benefits.
For bank options, see this page - Savings accounts: 3.4% easy access or up to 4.51% fixed (moneysavingexpert.com)
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I agree with the link Overly has provided!
Anything financial I think, Martin Lewis
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Thanks ive just read about the Help To Save scheme, I'm gonna try that.Life is better in a fishtank 🐟
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Have you managed to try the Help to Save scheme yet @JBS2022 and, if so, how have you found it? Please do feel free to let us know how it goes and if we can do anything else to support youCommunity Volunteer Adviser with professional knowledge of education, special educational needs and disabilities and EHCP's. Pronouns: She/her.
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I went through the money saving website for a decent savers account. I was looking for a deposit and forget type saver account and it came up with another Broker site called Raisin, which holds your details but has access to hundreds of different accounts. I selected one that is supposed to give me 4.5% for 12 months.
Halifax also has a regular saver (4.5%, upto £250 per month) but you need an account with them.
I also use the Moneybox app and have an instant saver there (with Clydesdale Bank) at 3.7% per annum. But it's a weekly collection so you have to plan accordingly, I haven't found a way of changing yet. If anyone does know please let me know. -
L_Volunteer said:Have you managed to try the Help to Save scheme yet @JBS2022 and, if so, how have you found it? Please do feel free to let us know how it goes and if we can do anything else to support youLife is better in a fishtank 🐟
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You have to do a lot od internet searching to find decent rates, we did a 12 month fixed rate last year at 2.8%, it's likely that base rates will increase again next week perhaps to 4.5%, although savings rates seem to lag behind base rates still.lifetime ISA's offer a good deal for the 18-39's2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡
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