Aldermore Fixed Rate Account Reviews

Aldermore savings reviews can help you to find out more about life at Aldermore. How easy is it to contact Aldermore? And how friendly are they? Our Aldermore savings reviews can help you to find out information like this. Smart Money People is an indepen...
READ MOREAldermore savings reviews can help you to find out more about life at Aldermore. How easy is it to contact Aldermore? And how friendly are they? Our Aldermore savings reviews can help you to find out information like this. Smart Money People is an independent source of honest reviews.
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6 reviews
Saving in an unsteady economy
I have opened several savings plans with Aldermore ranging from 1 to 3 years. Always with some of the best market rates. Easy to use web access and clear / intuitive account management. Really pleased with them
Reviewed on 24th February 2022Ian T![]()
Aldermore reason to invest with them!
I have power of attorney for my elderly aunt and we needed to invest some money on her behalf. Their fixed rate bonds were the perfect product and setting up an account was quick and easy. On maturity, we wanted to reinvest funds in a new bond and, again, Read more
I have power of attorney for my elderly aunt and we needed to invest some money on her behalf. Their fixed rate bonds were the perfect product and setting up an account was quick and easy. On maturity, we wanted to reinvest funds in a new bond and, again, this was dealt with efficiently and speedily. Altogether a very nice company to do business with.
Reviewed on 27th January 2022James Tuck![]()
Easy securebanking
Very user friendly yet very security minded.
Reviewed on 18th January 2022Geoffrey Rawes![]()
Saving made easy
Very easy to set up and access online
Reviewed on 17th February 2021GR![]()
Opening an account was a complete shambles
My mum has had to move into a residential home and has sold her house. She tried to open an account with Aldermore, but they wanted additional proof of ID. They were sent her passport and a BT bill addressed to her at the home. Most of the things they wou Read more
My mum has had to move into a residential home and has sold her house. She tried to open an account with Aldermore, but they wanted additional proof of ID. They were sent her passport and a BT bill addressed to her at the home. Most of the things they would accept she could not provide and the list of people allowed to certify copies meant she would have to had gone out to someone's office, but she has mobility issues.
These documents were returned to her with a letter explaining that if they needed anything else they would contact her. When she had not heard anything after a couple of weeks she emailed them three times to ask what was going on and received responses to the first two which simply said she should wait for her account details.
In response to her third email someone called and left a message asking her to call them back. When she did they then told her that they had written asking for further proof of ID two/three weeks earlier. Why could they have not said this in their email responses!
She was then told that her application had been cancelled the day after their call three days earlier! The only arranged for her deposit to be returned to her as a result of her call and two weeks later she still has not received her initial deposit back.
Two other large financial institutions managed to open accounts using the same ID provided to Aldermore, but it seems Aldermore don't like to put obstacles in the way for my mums age group.Reviewed on 23rd March 2020Dave M![]()
Professional and friendly
Used Aldermore for a bond after an inheritance, it was easy to set up, good interest rates and I was kept updated all through set up. Nothing was too much trouble
Reviewed on 13th January 2019Gill Trott![]()