Last updated: 14 March 2025 at 12:20
Competition in the easy access ISA market gains momentum as lead changes hands again.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, reportedly won’t be cutting the cash ISA allowance in her upcoming Spring Statement (26 March), with any reforms to the tax-free savings product expected to be spared until later this year.
While this is undoubtedly good news for savers, there’s still a sense of urgency for those looking to use this year’s ISA allowance before the tax-year ends in approximately three weeks’ time (5 April).
After a slow start, competition in the easy access ISA market has recently gained momentum, with the likes of Plum, Tembo Money, Moneybox, Chip and Zopa all hiking rates this week. Trading 212 became the latest provider to join the fray and, following an increase today (14 March), now tops our chart.
Meanwhile, those looking for a fixed ISA have more choice when it comes to securing the best one-year fixed rate after an increase from Shawbrook Bank sees it share the lead over our chart with Vida Savings.
Below, you can find out more about accounts offering some of the best easy access, fixed and notice cash ISA rates on the market. These products can all be accessed by new customers with minimum deposits of up to £10,000. Keep in mind higher rates may be available to existing customers or those with a larger initial deposit.
For a more detailed overview of the cash ISA market, visit our charts; alternatively, to find out more about these tax-free savings accounts, view our ISA guides.
