The Cambridge Building Society savings
17 savings accounts.
Fixed4.55% AER5 Year Fixed Rate Bondfor £10,000
Cash ISA3.55% AER100 Day Notice ISAfor £10,000
Kids4.15% AER3 Year Fixed Rate Children’s Bondfor £10,000
Easy access
- Double Access Saver4.10%
17 savings accounts.
Opening an account is your decision. Fixed accounts usually can’t be withdrawn from until they end, or charge you if they can. Each account’s terms say which.
From The Cambridge Building Society’s page
Any additional withdrawals made during the year will be subject to a 120 day interest penalty fee.
To open and operate the account you must supply an up-to-date mobile number and email address when you apply.
We may change interest rates at any time if we reasonably believe that the change is needed.
Opening an account is your decision.
From The Cambridge Building Society’s page
After the first 7 days you can withdraw cleared funds from your account once every calendar month without giving notice or paying a fee.
You must log into your account online within one month of opening
More frequent withdrawals are not permitted.
You can withdraw a maximum of £85,000 to your Nominated Account.
Opening an account is your decision.
From The Cambridge Building Society’s page
The First Account will mature and close on the account holder's 21st birthday.
Accounts must be controlled by an adult for children under the age of 10
You can withdraw up to £100 in cash (up to £500 if the account holder is aged 18 or over).
We require at least four working days before cheques paid into your account can be drawn against.
Opening an account is your decision.
From The Cambridge Building Society’s page
You earn interest from the day your funds are paid into your account, until the day before you withdraw your funds.
To open and operate the account you must supply an up-to-date mobile number and email address when you apply.
We require at least four working days before cheques paid into your account can be drawn against.
You can withdraw a maximum of £85,000 to your Nominated Account.
Opening an account is your decision.
From The Cambridge Building Society’s page
Withdrawals or account closures aren't permitted during the fixed rate term.
Once opened you can't add to your account.
To open and operate the account you must supply an up-to-date mobile number and email address when you apply.
Opening an account is your decision.
From The Cambridge Building Society’s page
Withdrawals or account closures aren't permitted during the fixed rate term.
To open and operate the account you must supply an up-to-date mobile number and email address when you apply.
Once opened you can't add to your account.
If you do not provide your maturity instructions ahead of your account maturing, the balance, including any accrued interest, will transfer to an account which provides instant access to your money available at the time.
Opening an account is your decision.
From The Cambridge Building Society’s page
To open and operate the account you must supply an up-to-date mobile number and email address when you apply.
Once opened you can't add to your account.
Withdrawals or account closures are not permitted during the fixed rate term.
If you do not provide your maturity instructions ahead of your account maturing, the balance, including any accrued interest, will transfer to an account which provides instant access to your money available at the time.
Opening an account is your decision.
From The Cambridge Building Society’s page
Withdrawals or account closures aren't permitted during the fixed rate term.
Once opened you can't add to your account.
To open and operate the account you must supply an up-to-date mobile number and email address when you apply.
Opening an account is your decision.
From The Cambridge Building Society’s page
To open and operate the account you must supply an up-to-date mobile number and email address when you apply.
Once opened you can't add to your account.
Any changes in interest will take effect within one month of any movement in the Bank of England Base Rate.
Opening an account is your decision.
From The Cambridge Building Society’s page
You may withdraw cleared funds from your account at any time, but you will need to pay an interest penalty fee equivalent to 180 days' interest on the amount withdrawn.
After the first 30 days of opening you can't add to your account.
The account can only be opened by an existing member who has held a savings or mortgage account with The Cambridge for at least twelve months
The interest rate is fixed until the maturity date, meaning it won't go up or down during the fixed term.
Opening an account is your decision.
From The Cambridge Building Society’s page
You may withdraw cleared funds from your account at any time, but you will need to pay an interest penalty fee equivalent to 150 days' interest on the amount withdrawn.
After the first 30 days of opening you can't add to your account.
If you are opening this account as a third party, for example Power of Attorney, you'll need to apply via store or post.
Opening an account is your decision.
From The Cambridge Building Society’s page
You may withdraw cleared funds from your account at any time, but you will need to pay an interest penalty fee equivalent to 120 days' interest on the amount withdrawn.
After the first 30 days of opening you can't add to your account.
You may request transfer in funds from another ISA provider or funds held in an ISA with The Cambridge within 30 days of opening your account
Upon maturity the ISA balance including any accrued interest will transfer to an appropriate instant access ISA available at the time and provide instant access to your money.
Opening an account is your decision.
From The Cambridge Building Society’s page
Any additional withdrawals made during the year will be subject to a 120 day interest penalty fee.
To open and operate the account you must supply an up-to-date mobile number and email address when you apply.
We may change interest rates at any time if we reasonably believe that the change is needed.
Opening an account is your decision.
From The Cambridge Building Society’s page
You choose between giving us 100 days' notice of withdrawal or instant access and paying a 100 day interest penalty fee.
The penalty amount will vary dependant on the amount withdrawn.
We may change interest rates at any time if we reasonably believe that the change is needed.
You earn interest from the day your funds are paid into your account, until the day before you withdraw your funds.
Opening an account is your decision.
From The Cambridge Building Society’s page
Withdrawals aren't permitted during the fixed rate term.
Closure is allowed subject to a 90 day interest penalty fee.
There is no penalty for missing a month but you will lose your deposit allowance for that month to ensure payments count for the relevant month please make all deposits between the 1st and 25th of the month.
Opening an account is your decision.
From The Cambridge Building Society’s page
There is no penalty for missing a month but you will lose your deposit allowance for that month
This will be taken from your capital balance if you haven't built up enough interest at the time of closure.
There is no penalty for missing a month but you will lose your deposit allowance for that month to ensure payments count for the relevant month please make all deposits between the 1st and 25th of the month.
Any payments that take your account over the maximum monthly balance will be returned to you in full and the method we return this by will be at our discretion you can view and amend your details online or via The Cambridge money app.
Opening an account is your decision.
From The Cambridge Building Society’s page
Withdrawals or account closures aren't permitted during the fixed rate term.
The account must be opened with an operator who will be removed when the child turns 18
Once opened you can't add to your account - any payments received will be returned to you and the method we return this by will be at our discretion.
Opening an account is your decision.