🔔 🔔 Close Brothers moves to the top

Author: Dan Darragh
13th March 2019

Close Brothers Savings has moved to the top of our one year fixed rate bond best buy table, following the launch of a new account today.

Close Brothers - Savings Champion Awards 2019 Winner       

The account pays 1.96% gross/AER, surpassing the competition by the smallest of margins.

The account can be opened by post, with a minimum of £10,000.

🔔 Close Brothers Savings - 1 Year Fixed Term Deposit (1.96%)

For those with smaller amounts to deposit, there are various competitive options available to choose from.

The accounts below are each paying 1.95% gross/AER - so just behind the new leader.

🔔 The Access Bank UK - Sensible Savings - 1 Year Fixed Rate Bond (1.95%)*  

🔔 FirstSave - 1 year bond - 37th issue (1.95%) 

🔔 Ikano Bank - Fixed 1 Year Saver Account (1.95%)

Also paying 1.95% gross/AER is an account that is exclusively available through Raisin UK.

In addition to the rate on offer, a welcome bonus of up to £100 is on offer for new Raisin UK customers.

🔔 FCMB Bank (UK) Limited - 1 year Fixed Term Deposit (1.95%)*

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*We are occasionally paid by some providers if you click through from our Best Buy Tables and open a savings or current account with them. We will never accept a payment that compromises in any way our independent, whole of market approach to providing information on savings products. For clarity we will indicate those companies who remunerate us with an asterisk (*).