Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!

Daliah

Deleted_User said:

I see Charter are doing 2.25% instant access, minimum £5,000. Will need to move my ZOPA money across, have to commit to a 3 month notice period to get the same rate.

Neither of these two accounts are Regular Saver accounts. Please use the appropriate threads - Easy Access and Notice accounts.

Kazza242

Santander have launched Regular eSaver (issue 16) paying 2.75% (fixed).  

It allows you to save up to £200 per month.  Withdrawals are permitted.

https://www.santander.co.uk/personal/savings-and-investments/savings/regular-esaver

Growingold

Kazza242 said:

Santander have launched Regular eSaver (issue 16) paying 2.75% (fixed).  

It allows you to save up to £200 per month.  Withdrawals are permitted.

https://www.santander.co.uk/personal/savings-and-investments/savings/regular-esaver

It also allows you to upgrade by closure an existing Reg eSaver.  You request closure by online chat and then when it has closed you can open a new  one.

How do I open and manage my account?

To open the account you must be:

• a Santander current account customer, excluding 1|2|3 Mini In Trust
• a UK resident aged 16 or over
• signed up for Online or Mobile Banking

You can only have one Regular eSaver per customer. If you’d like to change your Regular eSaver to the current issue, you’ll need to close your existing Regular eSaver before opening a new one. Find out how on our ‘Closing an account’ page.

londoner62

Suffolk BS

1 Year regular saver, fixed 2.75% £10>£500 p/m, easy access, restricted to residents of IP, NR, CO, CM, CB or PE

https://www.suffolkbuildingsociety.co.uk/savings-products/1-year-regular-saver-31-12-2023/ 

ForumUser7

Nationwide has released some new rates, but also appear to have withdrawn their FlexRegularSaver to new applicants. The Start to Save Issue 2 rate appears to have remained the same.
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cricidmuslibale

ForumUser7 said:

Nationwide has released some new rates, but also appear to have withdrawn their FlexRegularSaver to new applicants. The Start to Save Issue 2 rate appears to have remained the same.
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Wow! I'm actually quite impressed with Nationwide for once! The 2 and 3 year fixed rate online bonds pay what are presently very good interest rates of 4.50% and 4.75% respectively! - I think the interest rate for the 3 year online bond is at this moment better than any other currently available 3 year fixed rate account! 

MovingForwards

Might not make the list but Virgin M saver is up 2% (2.02 AER) from 03/10, balances upto £25k but needs the current account which is paying the same rate on upto £1k.

Descrabled

MovingForwards said:

Might not make the list but Virgin M saver is up 2% (2.02 AER) from 03/10, balances upto £25k but needs the current account which is paying the same rate on upto £1k.

This account is not a regular saver.  It has already been posted on the easy access thread

liamcov

MovingForwards said:

Might not make the list but Virgin M saver is up 2% (2.02 AER) from 03/10, balances upto £25k but needs the current account which is paying the same rate on upto £1k.

So what is the new rate from then?

liamcov

For anyone who has/thinking of getting an account with Nottingham BS I have just received a letter saying they are closing 17 of their branches!