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In Jersey and Guernsey, the first £50,000 per person, per bank/building society, is protected. Deposits of charities are also covered but deposits of companies or partnerships are not covered.

In Jersey, if you have also borrowed from the failed bank/building society, the compensation will not be reduced to repay your debt, separate arrangements will be made for this. In Guernsey, your savings may be used to repay your debt, before any remaining balance is compensated.

In the UK, the first £85,000 of savings per person is protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. Some banking brands share the same banking licence which means your deposit protection is across all brands sharing the licence. The deposits of most businesses are covered up to the £85,000 limit, but businesses should check with their bank before they apply as there are exclusions.

This bank/building society shares its compensation limit with no other bank or building society.

In Jersey and the Isle of Man, the first £50,000 per person, per bank/building society, is protected. Deposits held by charities are also covered in Jersey but deposits of companies or partnerships are not covered. Deposits held by companies, partnerships and charities are covered in the Isle of Man up to a maximum of £20,000 per bank/building society.

In the UK and Jersey, if you have also borrowed from the failed bank/building society, the compensation will not be reduced to repay your debt, separate arrangements will be made for this. Under the Isle of Man scheme, your savings may be used to repay your debt, before any remaining balance is compensated.

In the UK, the first £85,000 of savings per person is protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. Some banking brands share the same banking licence which means your deposit protection is across all brands sharing the licence. The deposits of most businesses are covered up to the £85,000 limit, but businesses should check with their bank before they apply as there are exclusions.

This bank/building society shares its compensation limit with no other bank or building society.

In the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey, the first £50,000 per person, per bank/building society, is protected. In Jersey and Guernsey, deposits held by charities are also covered but deposits of companies or partnerships are not covered. Deposits held by companies, partnerships and charities are covered in the Isle of Man up to a maximum of £20,000 per bank/building society.

In the UK and Jersey, if you have also borrowed from the failed bank/building society, the compensation will not be reduced to repay your debt, separate arrangements will be made for this.

In the Isle of Man and Guernsey if you have also borrowed from the failed bank/building society, your savings may be used to repay your debt, before any remaining balance is compensated.

In Jersey, the first £50,000 per person, per bank/building society, is protected. In Jersey, if you have also borrowed from the failed bank/building society, the compensation will not be reduced to repay your debt, separate arrangements will be made for this. Deposits held by charities are also covered but deposits of companies or partnerships are not covered.

In the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey, the first £50,000 per person, per bank/building society, is protected. In Jersey and Guernsey, deposits held by charities are also covered but deposits of companies or partnerships are not covered. Deposits held by companies, partnerships and charities are covered in the Isle of Man up to a maximum of £20,000 per bank/building society.

In the Isle of Man and Guernsey, if you have also borrowed from the failed bank/building society, your savings may be used to repay your debt, before any remaining balance is compensated.

In Jersey, if you have also borrowed from the failed bank/building society, the compensation will not be reduced to repay your debt, separate arrangements will be made for this.

In Jersey and the Isle of Man, the first £50,000 per person, per bank/building society, is protected. Deposits held by charities are also covered in Jersey but deposits of companies or partnerships are not covered. Deposits held by companies, partnerships and charities are covered in the Isle of Man up to a maximum of £20,000 per bank/building society.

Under the Jersey scheme, if you have also borrowed from the failed bank/building society, the compensation will not be reduced to repay your debt, separate arrangements will be made for this. In the Isle of Man, your savings may be used to repay your debt, before any remaining balance is compensated.

In the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey, the first £50,000 per person, per bank/building society, is protected. In Jersey and Guernsey, deposits held by charities are also covered but deposits of companies or partnerships are not covered. Deposits held by companies, partnerships and charities are covered in the Isle of Man up to a maximum of £20,000 per bank/building society.

In the Isle of Man and Guernsey, if you have also borrowed from the failed bank/building society, your savings may be used to repay your debt, before any remaining balance is compensated.

In Jersey, if you have also borrowed from the failed bank/building society, the compensation will not be reduced to repay your debt, separate arrangements will be made for this.

In the UK, the first £85,000 of savings per person is protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. Some banking brands share the same banking licence which means your deposit protection is across all brands sharing the licence. The deposits of most businesses are covered up to the £85,000 limit, but businesses should check with their bank before they apply as there are exclusions.

This bank/building society shares its compensation limit with no other bank or building society.

In Jersey and the Isle of Man, the first £50,000 per person, per bank/building society, is protected. Deposits held by charities are also covered in Jersey but deposits of companies or partnerships are not covered. Deposits held by companies, partnerships and charities are covered in the Isle of Man up to a maximum of £20,000 per bank/building society.

In the UK and Jersey, if you have also borrowed from the failed bank/building society, the compensation will not be reduced to repay your debt, separate arrangements will be made for this. Under the Isle of Man scheme, your savings may be used to repay your debt, before any remaining balance is compensated.