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Tax-free cash ISA - a choice of tax-free ISA accounts

Cash ISA savings accounts from the Coventry

Saving in a cash ISA is just like saving your money in any other type of savings account – but without having to pay tax on the interest you earn. A Coventry cash ISA is a simple, straightforward way to combine tax-free ISA savings and easy access to your money.

Setting up your cash ISA with the Coventry is easy, you can apply online and open your ISA with just £1. And if you already hold a cash ISA with another institution and want to move your ISA money to the Coventry, we're happy to accept transfers in - just give us a call if you want to do this.

If you already have a Coventry ISA and are looking to top up, why not have a look at the current ISA investment limits to help you make the most of your tax-free savings.

CallSave Square Deal cash ISA
1.00%
tax-free p.a./AER* (variable)
  • Earn a tax-free variable rate of interest on your savings
  • Withdraw money without notice or paying a fee
  • Start your investment with as little as £1
Account info »    Apply now »

Privilege cash ISA

If you've been a member of the Coventry for five or more years you'll qualify for our CallSave Privilege cash ISA, which pays a higher rate of interest as an extra benefit for our members.

CallSave Privilege cash ISA
1.20%
tax-free p.a./AER* (variable)
  • Earn a tax-free variable rate of interest on your savings
  • Withdraw money without notice or paying a fee
  • Start your investment with as little as £1
  • For members who have been with the Coventry for five years or more.
Account info »    Apply now »

You can't open more than one cash ISA in the same tax year - but you can open a new ISA each tax year and build up your tax-free savings in that way.

How much can I invest in an ISA? >>

ISAs are a savings scheme initiated by the Government and are subject to change by them. For example the favourable tax treatment may not be maintained. You must be 16 or over and a resident in the UK to open a cash ISA.

*AER stands for Annual Equivalent Rate and illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and added each year. Interest is paid tax-free, that is gross with no tax deducted.