Discover our new 95 Day Online Notice Tracker. The perfect blend of flexibility and certainty.

Easy access savings accounts offer competitive returns with unlimited top-ups and withdrawals.
They’re a great, flexible option if you need access to your money quickly to manage day-to-day expenses or to build up that rainy day fund.
We offer a range of easy access accounts, from straightforward easy access, to notice accounts that allow future withdrawals to be planned, and even tracker accounts that track the Bank of England base rate.
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Know exactly how much interest you’ll earn with our fixed rate savings accounts (sometimes known as bonds), receiving a guaranteed rate over an agreed period.
Fixed rate accounts offer certainty, so they’re perfect if you’re happy to plan ahead and lock your money away.
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Cash ISAs are the smart way to make your money work harder, allowing you to benefit from tax-free savings.
Our wide range of cash ISA accounts are perfect for any saver. Whether you’re looking to commit to a fixed rate, need immediate access with an easy access account, or want stability with an account that tracks the Bank of England base rate.
Find out more about your cash ISA limit.
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You have 14 days from when you applied for the account to pay in at least £1 and initiate any Transfer In from your existing ISA provider.
Any accounts unfunded after this window will be closed, and any deposits received after the funding window may be returned.
Your User ID can be found on the email we sent you when we opened your account (if you joined us from May 2024).
If you managed your account online before May 2024 and have registered for our new online portal, your User ID will be your email address, so you could try that first.
You can view, search and download your account transactions in our online portal. You can log in here.
No if you don’t fund your account within 14 days it will automatically close.
Our sort code is 23-62-47.
It can. Tracker interest rates are variable and can be increased or decreased depending on the Bank of England (BoE) base rate.
We can also adjust the margin to BoE base rate at any time at our sole discretion as outlined in the account Summary Box.
ISA stands for Individual Savings Account. The main difference between an ISA and any other savings account is that it offers tax-free interest payments, so you could get more for your money. There is a limit to how much money you can put into an ISA in each tax year, which is called the ‘ISA allowance’.
Great. Once you’ve found the account that’s right for you, open an account online by clicking the the ‘Open an account’ button.
No problem. Give us a call 020 7862 6222 (Monday-Friday 9am-5pm and closed on bank holidays).
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