Compare all UK Savings Accounts
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Savings Provider |
Type of Account |
Interest
Rate AER |
Bonus Interest |
Minmium Opening |
Eligibility |
More Info & Apply |
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Barclays Monthly savings Account | |
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Barclays Monthly Savings |
3.25% |
N / A |
£20 to £250 regular savings |
18 years and over |
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Barclays essential savings Account | |
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Barclays Savings Account |
0.60% |
increased based on amount |
Open with £1.00 |
18 years and over |
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Barclays E savings reward Account | |
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Barclays E Savings Reward |
1.26% |
bonus inclusive |
Open with £1.00 |
18 years and over |
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Barclays esavings Account | |
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Barclays E Savings Account |
0.10% |
N / A |
Open with £1.00 |
18 years and over |
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Barclays fIXED RATE SAVINGS BOND | |
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Barclays Savings Bond |
2% + |
N / A |
Open with £1.00 |
18 years and over |
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Post Office online savers Account | |
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Post Office Online Savers Account |
2.75% |
N / A |
Open with £1.00 |
18 years and over |
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Santander ESavers account | |
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Sansander E Savers (issue 2) |
0.50% |
2.25% interest bonus |
Open with £1.00 |
16 years and over |
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hsbc Online BONUS SavingS account | |
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HSBC Bonus Saver saccount |
0.75% |
0.50% interest bonus |
Open with £1.00 Save up to £50k |
16 years and over |
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Halifax ISA Savings Account |
From 2% to 4.25% |
N / A |
Open with £500 |
18 years and over |
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RBS Savings Account |
1% |
increased based on amount |
Open with £1.00 |
18 years and over |
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Natwest E SAVINGS Account | |
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Natwest E Savings Account |
1% |
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Open with £1.00 |
18 years and over |
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Family Investments trust fund Account | |
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Child Trust Fund Account |
Depending on Plan |
N / A |
Open with £1.00 |
16 years and over |
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Sainsburys Esaver Account | |
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Sainsbury E Savings Account |
2.60% |
N / A |
Maintain min bal £5000 for 2 yrs |
18 years and over |
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ING Savings Account |
2.75% |
N / A |
Open with £1.00 |
16 years and over |
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Are banks working to reduce branch networks?
Branch banking access has always been a vital part of the banking relationship for its consumers, despite the growth in other areas to access your account such as services provided by ATMs, over the telephone and on the Internet.
The introduction and development of online banking and telephone banking has raised, the possibility of replacing the role of branches. Where some banks have opted to share their banking networks or in some cases use others such as
- Cahoot customers can use the Post Office network.
- First Direct customers can use its parent's (HSBC) branches
- Smile customers can use both the Post Office and its parent's (Co-operative Bank) branches
In all cases above customers can carrying out some over- the-counter transactions.
Branch banking networks have always been an important way to keep their customers because they provide a contact point which customers. Where as Internet banking and telephone banking offer no or a low level of contact and can force consumers to switch if they receive a lack of service. | 
