🔔 🔔 A flutter of best buy activity

Author: Dan Darragh
19th March 2019

A trio of providers hit the headlines today, including a new market-leading account from Shawbrook Bank and new offerings from both OakNorth & Kent Reliance that entered the respective best buy tables.

Shawbrook Bank Savings Champion Awards 2019 Finalist       

Shawbrook Bank has today launched a new version of its one year fixed rate bond.

Issue 58 pays 1.97% gross/AER, claiming the top position in our table.

🔔 Shawbrook Bank - 1 Year Fixed Rate Bond Issue 58 (1.97%)

We also saw two new accounts enter our fixed rate cash ISA best buy tables today as OakNorth branched out further into the cash ISA market.

OakNorth's two new accounts both clinch positions in our tables - second in our two year table and fourth in our three year table - to go alongside its market-leading one year option.

🔔 OakNorth - 24 Months Fixed Rate Cash ISA (1.92%)

🔔 OakNorth - 36 Months Fixed Rate Cash ISA (1.94%)

Kent Reliance also made a return to our best buy table today, following the launch of its Online only easy access account - issue 33.

The account is paying 1.50% gross/AER, sitting in joint-second position with Virgin Money.

🔔 Kent Reliance - Online only easy access account - issue 33 (1.50%)

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