Cash ISAs

Looking for our best ISA rates? Or are you interested in a new fixed rate ISA?

Here, you can compare all our cash ISAs to find the one that's right for you

 

Want to learn more? Take a look at our FAQs.

Cash ISA

Fixed Rate ISA (335) 31.12.2028

Save up to £20,000 in the 2026/27 tax year and earn tax-free interest, with the certainty that your rate won’t change.

Rate

4.63%

Tax-free p.a./AER

(Fixed until 31.12.2028)

Access

No

After the 14-day 'cancellation period' you can't take out part of the money - only full closure is allowed. Charges apply.

Interest paid

AnnuallyorMonthly

Deposits

£1-£20,000

For the 2026/2027 tax year

Current and previous years' transfers are allowed

Cash ISA

Fixed Rate ISA (333) 30.09.2027

Save up to £20,000 in the 2026/27 tax year and earn tax-free interest, with the certainty that your rate won’t change.

Rate

4.60%

Tax-free p.a./AER

(Fixed until 30.09.2027)

Access

No

After the 14-day 'cancellation period' you can't take out part of the money - only full closure is allowed. Charges apply.

Interest paid

AnnuallyorMonthly

Deposits

£1 - £20,000

For the 2026/2027 tax year

Current and previous years' transfers are allowed

Cash ISA

5 Access ISA - 1 Year

This account lasts for 12 months. Earn a variable rate of interest with 5 charge free withdrawals. Please see Summary Box to find out what happens after the 12 months

Rate

4.00%

Tax-free p.a./AER

(Variable)

Access

Yes - Restricted

Take money out of your account up to 5 times with no charge. For the 6th and subsequent withdrawals (which include closure), there will be a charge equal to 50 days' interest on the amount withdrawn.

Interest paid

AnnuallyorMonthly

Deposits

£1 - £20,000

For the 2026/2027 tax year

Current and previous years' transfers are allowed

Children's

Junior Cash ISA (2)

Help your child save for their future. Savings stay safely stashed away until your child is 18, earning tax-free interest each year.

Rate

3.75%

Tax-free p.a./AER

(Variable)

Access

No

The child can only access the money when they reach 18.

Interest paid

Annually

Deposits

£1 - £9,000

Cash ISA

Additional Allowance ISA

For those who’ve inherited an extra ISA allowance from a spouse or civil partner. Keeps your savings tax-free.

Rate

2.05%

Tax-free p.a./AER

(Variable)

Access

Yes

This is not a flexible ISA. You can ask us to do an ISA transfer or request a cheque by post.

Interest paid

Annually

Deposits

Dependent on individual circumstances

Cash ISA

Easy Access ISA (12)

All the tax-free advantages of an ISA, plus unlimited access to your money. Good for savers who might need to dip into their savings pot.

Rate

2.00%

Tax-free p.a./AER

(Variable)

Access

Yes

This is a flexible ISA. Take money out whenever you wish with no charge.

Interest paid

AnnuallyorMonthly

Deposits

£1 - £20,000

Current and previous years' transfers are allowed

FAQs

Is an ISA right for me?

ISAs offer a great, tax-free way to save. You can save up to £20,000 into ISAs each tax year* and any interest or investment income you earn isn’t taxed.

Our cash ISAs might be for you if:

  • You haven't used all your annual ISA allowance in the current tax year
  • You're looking for flexibility or long-term assurance.

Choose from our range of cash ISA products, based on whether you want the peace of mind of a fixed rate or access to your money.

 

*This is correct for the 2026/27 tax year.

What is my annual ISA allowance?

The annual ISA allowance is the amount you can pay into ISAs each tax year.

This tax year (2026/27), you can save or invest up to £20,000 tax-free*. You can do this across different types of ISAs and with multiple banks, building societies or other financial institutions. While we specialise in cash ISAs, you might see that other providers have stocks and shares, Lifetime and innovative finance ISAs available.

If you don’t use your full allowance in a tax year, any remaining allowance won’t roll over. However, the good news is your allowance will reset every 6 April when the next tax year begins.

 

*From April 2027 allowances are changing find out more by reading our Autumn Budget breakdown.

How does the tax-free benefit to ISAs work?

Depending on which tax band you're in and how much interest you earn, you could be paying tax on that interest. However, saving money in an ISA is always tax-free regardless of your earnings.

You can learn more about your Personal Savings Allowance to understand how this can affect you.

What is an ISA transfer?

This is when your money is moved from one ISA product to another and keeps its tax-free benefit. Transfers work by picking up your ISA savings and putting them into a new ISA account.

Before you do a transfer, you should find a new ISA you’d like to transfer to. You can then contact your new ISA provider and they’ll start the process. Please remember, you can’t complete an ISA transfer yourself*

To find out how to do this, view our guide.

 

*If you withraw the money yourself, and deposit it in a different ISA it will lose it's tax-free benefit and count as a deposit toward your current year's ISA allowance.

Are cash ISA savings accounts safe?

Like our other savings accounts, our cash ISA savings accounts are protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). The FSCS will protect up to £120,000 of any eligible deposits you have with us.

If the amount you have saved goes over this limit, the extra amount is unlikely to be protected.

Why save with us?

Savers are in safe hands with us - and so is your money.

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Cash ISA allowances are changing from April 2027. Find out more by reading our Autumn Budget breakdown.

What are cash ISAs?

In a regular savings account, interest that you earn can be subject to tax. However, ISAs (Individual Savings Accounts) offer a tax-free way to save and make the most of your money. There’s a variety of ISA account types and features available to suit your individual needs.

Learn about the tax-free saving option

Test your know-how with our ISA quiz, and boost your knowledge with our blogs and guides.

Busting common myths around cash ISAs

We’ve broken down some common cash ISA myths to help separate fact from fiction.

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