regular savings accounts

bankruptcybaby

Do banks still do savings accounts or do I need to get an isa?
I want to put aside a regular amount every week and I used to use a savings account to do this but that was a few years ago!
Thanks

innovate

You can have ISAs, regular savings accounts, or just plain savings accounts. Even current account which pay interest. Pick your choice!

BTW, an ISA is a savings account - - - the S stands for savings.

MarkFromCornwall

Everything you need to know (and lots that you don't!) is here:
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/608697

thenudeone

A cash Isa is just like a normal savings account except that the interest isn't taxable.

Saffron BS and Nottingham BS are both offering monthly regular saving ISAs offering 4% interest, if you are eligible/able to apply. This is a very good rate in the current climate.
http://www.saffronbs.co.uk/savings/display.product.php?categoryID=1&category=general&productID=g2
http://www.thenottingham.com/savings/starter-isa-issue-3/