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Author: Anna Bowes
04th November 2016

Savings Champion Rate Alert

Friday 4th November 2016

In recent times, small but positive steps have been made in the fixed rate bond market, the latest coming from Secure Trust Bank and Harrods Bank.

The improved 2 Year Fixed Rate Bond from Secure Trust Bank is paying a competitive 1.51% gross/AER, while Harrods Bank has improved its 1 Year Fixed Rate Bond and is now paying 1.30% gross/AER.

Fixed rates can be a good choice if, like many, you are concerned about falling rates. However, it is important to keep some money accessible for a rainy day.

High Interest Current Accounts continue to offer some of the very best interest rates on the market, with up to 5% AER available from both Nationwide and TSB Bank.*

As always, if you need any help with your savings or want to discuss further options, please call us on 0800 321 3581, we’d love to hear from you.

Best Savings Deals Summary

If you have any queries regarding our Best Buy Tables, an account featured or the suitability of the account for your needs, please call us on 0800 321 3581.

Best Buy Table Best Account(s) Best Rate (AER)

High Interest Paying Current Account *

TSB Bank /
Nationwide Building Society

5.00%

Easy Access

National Savings and Investments

1.00%

Fixed Rate Bonds

Secure Trust Bank (5 years)

2.01%

Variable Rate ISAs

Coventry Building Society

1.10%

Fixed Rate Cash ISAs

Principality Building Society (5 years)

1.45%

Notice Accounts

Charter Savings Bank

1.31%

Monthly Income

Vanquis Bank (5 years)

1.88%

Regular Savings

Nationwide Building Society / First Direct M&S Bank

5.00%

Children's Accounts

Halifax / Saffron Building Society (Regular Saver)

4.00%

Junior ISAs

Coventry Building Society

3.25%

Help to Buy ISAs

Barclays

2.27%

Our Best Buy Tables are based on whole of market research, independent and have no commercial bias, ensuring that you can rely on them to make an informed decision. Alternatively, please call us on 0800 321 3581 to discuss your savings with one of our expert advisers.

*High interest current accounts often have a number of conditions attached to qualify for the headline rate. Please ensure you carefully read the terms and conditions before proceeding. Many of these current accounts do not require customers to switch their main account.