What's your best paying bank savings rate at the moment, excluding reg savers?

kaMelo

Aldermore 3yrs at 2.40%  matures Feb 2022, also a 2 year fix matures Feb 2021 at 2.35%.
I thought the 3 year rate was a bit rubbish to be honest and nearly didn't do it.
I definitely thought the four and five year rates were not worth it. (I think they were 2.45% and 2.5% respectively) 
Oh well 

badger09

Notepad_Phil said:

5% at Nationwide for me and Mrs Notepad + joint - till March 2021 

Same for me & Mr badger09 joint until end of April 2021 

Notepad_Phil said:

Then for accounts that can still be opened there are the Virgin current accounts @ 2% - is it 6 or 7 that we've got between us.

Same for me, though I've stuck at 2 (so far)
Mr b can't be bothered with multiple current accounts. His loss.

quirkydeptless

2.32% for an Al Rayan 2-year fix maturing October 2021

dont_look_now

1.16%     

dcs34

Excluding regular savers, 2.02% - which is easy access and still available so I don't know why it isn't everyone's minimum highest rate? 

Actually, I guess technically £120 on £5 balance thanks to Barclays double blue rewards is slightly better!

Speculator

Emily_Joy said:

Also, AA savings recently offered £30 Tesco Gift Card If I open another savings a/c with £100 so effectively over 30%.

Where does one find this kind of offers, I wonder?

It was an email invite.

DireEmblem

My easy access accounts are:
1.5% TSB Current Account
1.05% Marcus
0.9% Chip
0.5% Starling Pots

I use these as 'pots' for day to day things and my emergency fund.  I could track pots offline and just use Marcus, but find this easier.

ffacoffipawb

Help to save, 2 year rate of 44% aer.

ZeroSum

dcs34 said:

Excluding regular savers, 2.02% - which is easy access and still available so I don't know why it isn't everyone's minimum highest rate? 

Actually, I guess technically £120 on £5 balance thanks to Barclays double blue rewards is slightly better!

Are we talking Virgin current account here? 

dcs34

ZeroSum said:

dcs34 said:

Excluding regular savers, 2.02% - which is easy access and still available so I don't know why it isn't everyone's minimum highest rate? 

Actually, I guess technically £120 on £5 balance thanks to Barclays double blue rewards is slightly better!

Are we talking Virgin current account here? 

We could be talking about such accounts, yes. Suffice to say as my regular savers mature there is little better place to put the resultant funds.