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Cambridge Building Society savings accounts
Why we like it: 5.00% interest for 12 months on balances up to £2,500 for the first year. You must pay in £1,000 or more each month to receive interest (excluding transfers from any Nationwide account held by you or anyone else). 12 month fee-free arranged overdraft available. No monthly fee. Must be aged 18 or older.
Why we like it: MARKET LEADING RATE. No notice period. Deposit from £100. Interest paid monthly or annually. Apply in minutes.
Why we like it: Minimum deposit £1000. No withdrawals permitted. Apply online. Eligible deposits covered by UK FSCS.
Why we like it: 30 month term. Interest can be paid monthly or annually. Minimum deposit £500, Maximum deposit £250,000. No withdrawals permitted. FSCS Protected
Why we like it: Save from £1,000 to £1,000,000. No withdrawals before the end of the term. RCI Bank are protected up to a total of €100,000 by the FGDR (Fonds de Garantie Dépôts et de Résolution), the French deposit protection scheme. Apply online.
Why we like it: Minimum deposit £1,000. Interest paid monthly or annually. Apply online. Eligible deposits covered by UK FSCS.
Why we like it: Minimum deposit £1,000. Interest paid monthly or annually. Apply online. Eligible deposits covered by UK FSCS.
Compare Cambridge Building Society savings accounts
Finding a savings account that enables you to reach your savings goals quickly is paramount. If you want to access some of the best interest on the market, you should review Cambridge Building Society’s options below.
If you are likely to need your savings in the near future, then you might want to look into opening an easy access savings account. Easy access accounts provide modest amount of interest, whilst allowing you to withdraw from your savings.
The Cambridge Building Society offer three separate easy access accounts. You can chose between their Instant Access account, Everyday e-Saver and the CAMbens account, which have slightly different interest rates and criteria.
If you are willing to compromise access to your savings for the chance to get higher interest, you might want to look into a notice savings account.
Cambridge 100 Day Notice Account offers competitive interest, in exchange for 100 days’ notice for every withdrawal.
Fixed rate bonds could be a good option, if you are prepared to lock up your savings for a longer period of time. Fixed rate bonds often provide attractive rates of interest, which do not change over the course of the bond. It is important to note that typically you cannot make a withdrawal from fixed rate bonds. If you do make a withdrawal from a fixed rate bond you are likely to incur a heavy penalty.
Cambridge Building Society have three different fixed rate bonds on offer: 1 Year Fixed Rate e-Bond, 1 Year Fixed Rate Bond and their 5 Year Fixed Rate Bond.
If you have a substantial amount of savings and you are looking to benefit from £20,000 tax-free interest ISA allowance, you may want to review Cambridge Building Society’s ISAs.
With Cambridge Building Society, you can choose between the following four ISAs: Instant Access ISA, 5 Year Fixed Rate ISA, 1 Year Fixed Rate ISA and their 2 Year Fixed Rate ISA.
