LHV Bank savings
5 savings accounts.
Easy access4.15% AEREasy Access Savingsfor £10,000
Fixed5.00% AER1 Year Fixed Rate Bondfor £10,000
Easy access
- Easy Access Savings4.15% AER
5 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 Fixed accounts usually can’t be withdrawn from until they end, or charge you if they can.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 LHV Bank’s page
Individual accounts only.
Joint accounts aren't allowed.
If we reduce the rate, we'll give you at least 14 days' notice before we make the change.
Opening an account is your decision.
From LHV Bank’s page
You can cancel your 1 Year Fixed Rate Bond within the first 14 days of opening it and we'll return your money to your LHV Bank Current Account.
Individual accounts only.
You can't add more money to a Fixed Rate Bond after it is opened, but you can open more bonds if you have additional funds you'd like to deposit.
Once your money is locked into a Fixed Rate Bond, it's secured for the full term, so you won't be able to access your funds until the maturity date.
Opening an account is your decision.
From LHV Bank’s page
You can cancel your 2 Year Fixed Rate Bond within the first 14 days of opening it and we'll return your money to your LHV Bank Current Account.
Individual accounts only.
You can open and manage your 2 Year Fixed Rate Bond in your LHV Bank app.
Opening an account is your decision.
From LHV Bank’s page
You can cancel your 9 Month Fixed Rate Bond within the first 14 days of opening it and we'll return your money to your LHV Bank Current Account.
To open a Fixed Rate Bond, you'll need an LHV current account.
Individual accounts only.
You can't add more money to a Fixed Rate Bond after it is opened, but you can open more bonds if you have additional funds you'd like to deposit.
Opening an account is your decision.
From LHV Bank’s page
You can cancel your 6 Month Fixed Rate Bond within the first 14 days of opening it and we'll return your money to your LHV Bank Current Account.
Individual accounts only.
You can't add more money to a Fixed Rate Bond after it is opened, but you can open more bonds if you have additional funds you'd like to deposit.
Opening an account is your decision.