Which type of savings account do I need?
If you’re looking to save your money and aren’t sure what type of savings account to go with, we’ve created a simple quiz to help you simplify your options.
After you’ll be able to see which accounts may be suitable for you. You can then find out more about those specific savings accounts.
Sound good?
Our quick one minute quiz will give you an idea of what type of savings account is right for you.
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Based on your answers, you might want to consider one of the following types of account:
Easy access savings account
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Fixed rate bonds
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Fixed rate cash ISAs
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Notice cash ISA
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Notice savings account
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Premium Bonds
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Regular savings account
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Easy access cash ISAs
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Easy access savings account
Read our blog all about easy access savings accounts
Fixed rate bonds
Read our blog all about fixed rate bonds
Fixed rate cash ISAs
Read our blog all about fixed rate cash ISAs
Notice cash ISA
Read our blog all about notice cash ISAs
Notice savings account
Read our blog all notice savings accounts
Premium Bonds
Read our blog all about Premium Bonds
Regular savings account
Read our blog all about regular savings accounts
Easy access cash ISAs
Read our blog all about easy access cash ISAs
Please note:
- The outcomes listed above are simply a guide, not an exhaustive list of options. For example, even if you don’t require access, you could still choose an easy access account.
- The products presented aren’t in a specific order. You should consider all of the outcomes presented on your path to find which is best suited to your circumstances.
- Please seek professional financial advice if you’re in any doubt about the suitability of the outcomes for your individual circumstances.
- Make sure you’re aware of your Personal Savings Allowance (PSA) and keep an eye on the interest you earn to plan accordingly
A few other things to remember
- You don’t have to open a savings account with your existing current account provider. It’s important to review the whole of the market to find which product is most appropriate
- *Many savings accounts have a limit of £250p/m. If you’re looking to save more than this regularly, consider opening more than one account
- If you’re saving more than £85,000, spread your savings across providers to be protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS)
- Remember, you’re only allowed to pay into one cash ISA per tax year