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James Hyde

James Hyde

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Published: 05/12/2023
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Last updated: 5 December 2023 at 09:00

Changes at the top of the charts for fixed and notice accounts, with best easy access rates staying the same.

Following the withdrawal of previous market-leading products from Melton BS, Hinckley & Rugby BS now takes the sole lead in the two-year fixed ISA category, and tops the five-year chart also.

 

Metro Bank continues to lead the way in the easy access chart, while Harpenden BS takes top spot in the notice chart for accounts requiring up to 60 days’ notice.

 

To find out more about the best ISA rates currently available, keep reading below. Otherwise, you can visit our charts for a wider view of the Cash ISA market as a whole.

Last updated: 5 December 2023 at 09:00

Changes at the top of the charts for fixed and notice accounts, with best easy access rates staying the same.

Following the withdrawal of previous market-leading products from Melton BS, Hinckley & Rugby BS now takes the sole lead in the two-year fixed ISA category, and tops the five-year chart also.

 

Metro Bank continues to lead the way in the easy access chart, while Harpenden BS takes top spot in the notice chart for accounts requiring up to 60 days’ notice.

 

To find out more about the best ISA rates currently available, keep reading below. Otherwise, you can visit our charts for a wider view of the Cash ISA market as a whole.

Last updated: 5 December 2023 at 09:00

Changes at the top of the charts for fixed and notice accounts, with best easy access rates staying the same.

Following the withdrawal of previous market-leading products from Melton BS, Hinckley & Rugby BS now takes the sole lead in the two-year fixed ISA category, and tops the five-year chart also.

 

Metro Bank continues to lead the way in the easy access chart, while Harpenden BS takes top spot in the notice chart for accounts requiring up to 60 days’ notice.

 

To find out more about the best ISA rates currently available, keep reading below. Otherwise, you can visit our charts for a wider view of the Cash ISA market as a whole.

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Below we’ve highlighted the top rates available in our comparison charts that are available to new customers with a deposit of £10,000. Higher rates may be available to existing customers or those who are willing to save more than £10,000. In order to find the best rate for your personal requirements please filter our charts accordingly.

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The best easy access ISA rates

  • Account: Instant Access Cash ISA

    Notice: None

    Rate: 5.11% (Includes a bonus)

    Transfers In: Cash ISA, Stocks and Shares ISA

  • Account: Moneybox Cash ISA

    Notice: None

    Rate: 5.09% (Includes a bonus)

    Transfers In: Cash ISA, Stocks and Shares ISA, LISA, Stocks and Shares LISA, Help to Buy ISA, Innovative Finance ISA

  • Account: Smart ISA – Access ISA pot

    Notice: None

    Rate: 5.08% AER

    Transfers In: None

There’s no change in the easy access chart this week, with last week’s top three all paying the same rates as last time out.

 

Metro Bank remains in pole position, with its flexible Instant Access Cash ISA. The market-leading interest rate of 5.11% AER includes a 3.46% bonus for 12 months, which is only paid if a minimum balance of £500 is reached within 28 days of account opening. The account must be opened in branch, though can additionally be managed by phone, online or via mobile app. Unlimited withdrawals can be made, with transfers in permitted within 30 days of the account opening.

 

Moneybox continues to hold second place with its app-only Moneybox Cash ISA. The account pays 5.09% AER at £500, when factoring in a 0.94% bonus for 12 months. More than three withdrawals being made in a 12-month period will lead to a lower rate of 0.75% being paid, however. Transfers in from a range of ISAs are permitted, and unrestricted further additions are allowed.

 

Rounding off this week’s top three is another app-only account, this one from Zopa. Their Smart ISA – Access ISA pot requires just a £1 deposit and pays 5.08% AER, with interest paid monthly. Account holders are required to have or open a Smart Saver via the Smart Savings Hub. Withdrawals are permitted without restriction, but transfers in cannot be made from other ISAs.

There’s no change in the easy access chart this week, with last week’s top three all paying the same rates as last time out.

 

Metro Bank remains in pole position, with its flexible Instant Access Cash ISA. The market-leading interest rate of 5.11% AER includes a 3.46% bonus for 12 months, which is only paid if a minimum balance of £500 is reached within 28 days of account opening. The account must be opened in branch, though can additionally be managed by phone, online or via mobile app. Unlimited withdrawals can be made, with transfers in permitted within 30 days of the account opening.

 

Moneybox continues to hold second place with its app-only Moneybox Cash ISA. The account pays 5.09% AER at £500, when factoring in a 0.94% bonus for 12 months. More than three withdrawals being made in a 12-month period will lead to a lower rate of 0.75% being paid, however. Transfers in from a range of ISAs are permitted, and unrestricted further additions are allowed.

 

Rounding off this week’s top three is another app-only account, this one from Zopa. Their Smart ISA – Access ISA pot requires just a £1 deposit and pays 5.08% AER, with interest paid monthly. Account holders are required to have or open a Smart Saver via the Smart Savings Hub. Withdrawals are permitted without restriction, but transfers in cannot be made from other ISAs.

There’s no change in the easy access chart this week, with last week’s top three all paying the same rates as last time out.

 

Metro Bank remains in pole position, with its flexible Instant Access Cash ISA. The market-leading interest rate of 5.11% AER includes a 3.46% bonus for 12 months, which is only paid if a minimum balance of £500 is reached within 28 days of account opening. The account must be opened in branch, though can additionally be managed by phone, online or via mobile app. Unlimited withdrawals can be made, with transfers in permitted within 30 days of the account opening.

 

Moneybox continues to hold second place with its app-only Moneybox Cash ISA. The account pays 5.09% AER at £500, when factoring in a 0.94% bonus for 12 months. More than three withdrawals being made in a 12-month period will lead to a lower rate of 0.75% being paid, however. Transfers in from a range of ISAs are permitted, and unrestricted further additions are allowed.

 

Rounding off this week’s top three is another app-only account, this one from Zopa. Their Smart ISA – Access ISA pot requires just a £1 deposit and pays 5.08% AER, with interest paid monthly. Account holders are required to have or open a Smart Saver via the Smart Savings Hub. Withdrawals are permitted without restriction, but transfers in cannot be made from other ISAs.

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The best fixed rate ISA savings rates

  • Account: 1 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA

    Notice/Term: One year bond

    Rate: 5.71% AER

    Transfers In: Cash ISA, Stocks and Shares ISA

  • Account: 30 Month Fixed Rate Cash ISA – Issue 5

    Notice/Term: 30 Month Bond

    Rate: 5.30% AER 

    Transfers In: Cash ISA

  • Account: Fixed Rate ISA Issue 157

    Notice/Term: 14 December 2026

    Rate: 4.90% AER 

    Transfers In: Cash ISA, Stocks and Shares ISA

  • Account: 5 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA – Issue 5

    Notice/Term: 5 Year Bond

    Rate: 4.90% AER 

    Transfers In: Cash ISA

Metro Bank holds top spot in the one-year chart, with its 1 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA paying 5.71% AER. No deposit is required to open the account, which must be set up in branch and additionally managed online or by phone. Transfers in from Cash ISAs or Stocks and Shares ISAS are permitted for 30 days from account opening, as are further additions. Early access is allowed on closure only, with a penalty of 180 days’ loss of interest.

 

Following Melton BS’ withdrawal of its joint market-leading rate last week, Hinckley & Rugby BS now sits alone at the summit of the two-year chart. Its 30 Month Fixed Rate Cash ISA – Issue 5 pays 5.30% AER at £500 and can be opened and managed in branch and by post. Further additions are not permitted, with internal transfers in from Cash ISAs only allowed on account opening. Early access is allowed but will lead to 180 days’ loss of interest.

 

Nottingham BS still leads the way in the three-year market this week, with its Fixed Rate ISA Issue 157 paying 4.90% AER from £500. Only available to open and manage in-branch, the account allows for further additions while the issue remains open. Early access is permitted on transfers out only, subject to 180 days’ loss of interest.

 

Melton BS’ product withdrawals mean Hinckley & Rugby BS now also leads the five-year category with its 5 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA - Issue 5. The account, paying 4.90% AER can be opened and managed in branch and by post. Available with a minimum deposit of £500, this ISA does not allow further additions. However, early access is allowed subject to 365 days’ loss of interest.

Metro Bank holds top spot in the one-year chart, with its 1 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA paying 5.71% AER. No deposit is required to open the account, which must be set up in branch and additionally managed online or by phone. Transfers in from Cash ISAs or Stocks and Shares ISAS are permitted for 30 days from account opening, as are further additions. Early access is allowed on closure only, with a penalty of 180 days’ loss of interest.

 

Following Melton BS’ withdrawal of its joint market-leading rate last week, Hinckley & Rugby BS now sits alone at the summit of the two-year chart. Its 30 Month Fixed Rate Cash ISA – Issue 5 pays 5.30% AER at £500 and can be opened and managed in branch and by post. Further additions are not permitted, with internal transfers in from Cash ISAs only allowed on account opening. Early access is allowed but will lead to 180 days’ loss of interest.

 

Nottingham BS still leads the way in the three-year market this week, with its Fixed Rate ISA Issue 157 paying 4.90% AER from £500. Only available to open and manage in-branch, the account allows for further additions while the issue remains open. Early access is permitted on transfers out only, subject to 180 days’ loss of interest.

 

Melton BS’ product withdrawals mean Hinckley & Rugby BS now also leads the five-year category with its 5 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA - Issue 5. The account, paying 4.90% AER can be opened and managed in branch and by post. Available with a minimum deposit of £500, this ISA does not allow further additions. However, early access is allowed subject to 365 days’ loss of interest.

Metro Bank holds top spot in the one-year chart, with its 1 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA paying 5.71% AER. No deposit is required to open the account, which must be set up in branch and additionally managed online or by phone. Transfers in from Cash ISAs or Stocks and Shares ISAS are permitted for 30 days from account opening, as are further additions. Early access is allowed on closure only, with a penalty of 180 days’ loss of interest.

 

Following Melton BS’ withdrawal of its joint market-leading rate last week, Hinckley & Rugby BS now sits alone at the summit of the two-year chart. Its 30 Month Fixed Rate Cash ISA – Issue 5 pays 5.30% AER at £500 and can be opened and managed in branch and by post. Further additions are not permitted, with internal transfers in from Cash ISAs only allowed on account opening. Early access is allowed but will lead to 180 days’ loss of interest.

 

Nottingham BS still leads the way in the three-year market this week, with its Fixed Rate ISA Issue 157 paying 4.90% AER from £500. Only available to open and manage in-branch, the account allows for further additions while the issue remains open. Early access is permitted on transfers out only, subject to 180 days’ loss of interest.

 

Melton BS’ product withdrawals mean Hinckley & Rugby BS now also leads the five-year category with its 5 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA - Issue 5. The account, paying 4.90% AER can be opened and managed in branch and by post. Available with a minimum deposit of £500, this ISA does not allow further additions. However, early access is allowed subject to 365 days’ loss of interest.

The best notice ISA rates

Aldermore continues to lead the 30-day chart with its 30 Day Notice Cash ISA Issue 12. This flexible ISA pays 4.50% AER on anniversary or monthly, and requires a minimum deposit of £1,000 to open. Further additions to this online-only account are permitted, as is early access – though this will incur a penalty of 30 days’ loss of interest.

 

With West Brom BS having withdrawn its market-leading account, Harpenden BS takes the top spot in the chart for accounts requiring up to 60 days’ notice. Its 45 Days’ Notice ISA Account (Issue 1) pays 4.55% AER, with a minimum of £1,000 required to open the account. It can be opened and managed online, in branch, and by post. Further additions are allowed with no restrictions, though there is no early access permitted.

Aldermore continues to lead the 30-day chart with its 30 Day Notice Cash ISA Issue 12. This flexible ISA pays 4.50% AER on anniversary or monthly, and requires a minimum deposit of £1,000 to open. Further additions to this online-only account are permitted, as is early access – though this will incur a penalty of 30 days’ loss of interest.

 

With West Brom BS having withdrawn its market-leading account, Harpenden BS takes the top spot in the chart for accounts requiring up to 60 days’ notice. Its 45 Days’ Notice ISA Account (Issue 1) pays 4.55% AER, with a minimum of £1,000 required to open the account. It can be opened and managed online, in branch, and by post. Further additions are allowed with no restrictions, though there is no early access permitted.

Aldermore continues to lead the 30-day chart with its 30 Day Notice Cash ISA Issue 12. This flexible ISA pays 4.50% AER on anniversary or monthly, and requires a minimum deposit of £1,000 to open. Further additions to this online-only account are permitted, as is early access – though this will incur a penalty of 30 days’ loss of interest.

 

With West Brom BS having withdrawn its market-leading account, Harpenden BS takes the top spot in the chart for accounts requiring up to 60 days’ notice. Its 45 Days’ Notice ISA Account (Issue 1) pays 4.55% AER, with a minimum of £1,000 required to open the account. It can be opened and managed online, in branch, and by post. Further additions are allowed with no restrictions, though there is no early access permitted.

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