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UK Savings Notice Account Interest Rates Climb to Three Year High

Personal_Finance / Savings Accounts Apr 30, 2012 - 03:28 AM GMT

By: MoneyFacts

Personal_Finance

The average rate of a notice savings account currently stands at 1.57%, its highest level since early 2009.


Date

Average rate

Average bonus

Today

1.57%

1.06%

1 Year Ago

1.20%

0.99%

2 Years Ago

1.00%

0.77%

3 Years Ago

1.76%

0.76%

Source: Moneyfacts.co.uk 30.4.12

 

Top 5 notice accounts

Provider

Account

Rate (gross)

Min Investment

Notice required

Shawbrook Bank

120 Day Notice Personal Savings Account Issue 2

3.30%

£1,000

120 days

Shawbrook Bank

95 Day Notice Personal Savings Account Issue 2

3.20%

£1,000

95 days

Aldermore

120 Day Notice

3.20%

£1,000

120 days

Investec Bank plc

Investec High 5 Issue 2

3.19%

£2,500

6 months

Close Brothers Savings

Select Gold 180 Day Notice

3.11%

£10,000

180 days

Source: Moneyfacts.co.uk 30.4.12

 

Louise Holmes, spokesperson for Moneyfacts.co.uk, commented: “Rates for notice savings accounts fell sharply during the peak of the financial crisis, but have risen considerably over the past couple of years.

“One explanation for this rise in average rates could be down to larger introductory bonuses to boost initial rates. For example, our research has seen the average bonus for a notice account grow from 0.77% two years ago, to 1.06% today.

“Whilst not as universally popular as their easy access counterpart, notice accounts tend to pay slightly better rates. This is mainly due to the provision that savers will only access funds after advance notice is given to the provider.

“The top notice accounts are offered by lesser-known providers, such is the case with a lot of market-leading savings accounts at the moment. Investors would be wise to check out the market thoroughly to ensure they can take advantage of the best savings deal for them.”

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