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Best Regular Savings Accounts in the UK

By Damien Fahy
1 min Read Published: 19 Dec 2024

The best Regular Savings Accounts from the whole UK Savings Market!

SavingsChampion.co.uk monitors the whole UK savings market (that's over 4,000 accounts) to bring together the best buys available.

The following savings best buy tables are also available:

Two ways to always ensure you get the best savings rate

  1. Bookmark this page and regularly check our best buy tables, such as the one below.
  2. You can also sign up to the FREE rate tracker email alert which will monitor savings account rates for you. You simply enter your email address and the names of the savings accounts you currently have. Then, not only will the system tell you if you are getting a good deal, but it will continuously monitor the market for you and email you when there are better deals out there than your existing account. When using the tool make sure you enter the correct balance for each of your accounts as some deals out there offer tiered rates - whereby the interest rate paid is dependent on your account balance.

Best Regular Savings accounts

Principality The co-operative bank First Direct Principality Nationwide
Account name 6-Month Regular Saver Regular Saver Issue 1 Regular Saver Account Christmas 2025 Regular Saver Flex Regular Saver Issue 3
AER 8.00% 7.00% 7.00% 7.00%  6.50% 
Minimum opening balance £1 £1 £25 £1 £1
Minimum required per month £1 £0 £25 £0 £0
Maximum allowed per month £200 £250 £300 £125 £200
How to manage the account Branch, Online, Post Branch, Mobile Banking, Online, Telephone Mobile Banking, Online, Telephone Branch, Online, Post Mobile Banking, Online
How to apply Branch, Online Branch, Mobile Banking, Online, Telephone Mobile, Online Branch, Online Mobile, Online
Financial Services Compensation Scheme Own Licence Shared Licence Shared Licence Own Licence Own Licence

Source: theprivateoffice.com: Updated 19/12/2024

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