8 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 Fixed accounts usually can’t be withdrawn from until they end, or charge you if they can.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 Castle Trust Bank’s page
If a withdrawal takes your balance under the minimum of £1,000, your account will stop earning interest until the minimum balance is once again reached.
A Notice e-Saver is an online account and is intended to be managed online through the Self Service Portal or the mobile app.
You will start earning interest once your account balance reaches £1,000.
A Notice e-Saver can have up to two joint account holders.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Castle Trust Bank’s page
If a withdrawal takes your balance under the minimum of £1,000, your account will stop earning interest until the minimum balance is once again reached.
You will start earning interest once your account balance reaches £1,000.
You have the right to cancel your account during the 14 days from your account opening date, we call this the “Cooling Off Period”.
A Notice e-Saver can have up to two joint account holders.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Castle Trust Bank’s page
You can’t generally take money out of a Fixed Rate e-Saver until the account matures at the end of the term.
We will, at our discretion, consider withdrawals or account closure should you encounter and can demonstrate financial hardship, but you should note that an Early Exit Fee equivalent to any unpaid interest on the amount being withdrawn would be applied.
If we have not received a deposit within the 14 day funding window, your account will be closed.
If your Fixed Rate e-Saver matures and we have not received an instruction from you, a Maturity Holding Account will be opened for you.
A Fixed Rate e-Saver can have up to two joint account holders.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Castle Trust Bank’s page
We will, at our discretion, consider withdrawals or account closure should you encounter and can demonstrate financial hardship, but you should note that an Early Exit Fee equivalent to any unpaid interest on the amount being withdrawn would be applied.
If we have not received a deposit within the 14 day funding window, your account will be closed.
If your Fixed Rate e-Saver matures and we have not received an instruction from you, a Maturity Holding Account will be opened for you.
You don’t need to give us a reason and we won’t charge you a cancellation fee, however, if you cancel your account during the Cooling Off Period, you won’t receive any interest on your deposit for the time it was in your Fixed Rate e-Saver.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Castle Trust Bank’s page
You can’t generally take money out of a Fixed Rate e-Saver until the account matures at the end of the term.
We will, at our discretion, consider withdrawals or account closure should you encounter and can demonstrate financial hardship, but you should note that an Early Exit Fee equivalent to any unpaid interest on the amount being withdrawn would be applied.
To apply for a Fixed Rate e-Saver you must: be aged 18 or older, be a UK resident, have a National Insurance number, have a UK mobile number and a valid email address, have a UK based current account in the name of the account holder(s).
If we have not received a deposit within the 14 day funding window, your account will be closed.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Castle Trust Bank’s page
You can’t generally take money out of a Fixed Rate e-Saver until the account matures at the end of the term.
We will, at our discretion, consider withdrawals or account closure should you encounter and can demonstrate financial hardship, but you should note that an Early Exit Fee equivalent to any unpaid interest on the amount being withdrawn would be applied.
If we have not received a deposit within the 14 day funding window, your account will be closed.
You will start earning interest once your account balance reaches £1,000.
If your Fixed Rate e-Saver matures and we have not received an instruction from you, a Maturity Holding Account will be opened for you.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Castle Trust Bank’s page
When the early exit charge is applied, it may result in receiving less money than you originally deposited.
The early exit charges are dependent on the fixed rate term, they are: 1 year = 90 days’ interest, 18 months = 90 days’ interest, 2 year = 180 days’ interest, 3 year = 270 days’ interest, 5 years = 360 days’ interest.
If we have not received a deposit within the 14 day funding window, your account will be closed.
If your Fixed Rate e-Cash ISA matures and we have not received an instruction from you, a Maturity Holding ISA will be opened for you.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Castle Trust Bank’s page
You are permitted to withdraw the full amount (including transferring to another ISA provider) but this is subject to a loss of interest (known as the early exit charge).
When the early exit charge is applied, it may result in receiving less money than you originally deposited.
If we have not received a deposit within the 14 day funding window, your account will be closed.
A Fixed Rate e-Cash ISA can have one account holder.
We will contact you before your maturity date to explain the options available to you so you can tell us what you want us to do with your money.
Opening an account is your decision.
