10 savings accounts.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Newcastle Building Society’s page
If 3 or more withdrawals are made from the account per Annual Anniversary period, you will be paid the 'Upon 3 rd withdrawal' interest rate until the day before your Annual Anniversary date.
The interest rate and withdrawal limits will be reset on your account Annual Anniversary date.
This agreement lasts for the first five years of membership, is irrevocable and is a condition of opening an account.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Newcastle Building Society’s page
Any withdrawals from the account can only be repaid in accordance with the maximum monthly subscription limit.
This agreement lasts for the first five years of membership, is irrevocable and is a condition of opening an account.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Newcastle Building Society’s page
Withdrawals/transfers can be made penalty free without notice.
This agreement lasts for the first five years of membership, is irrevocable and is a condition of opening an account.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Newcastle Building Society’s page
If 2 or more withdrawals are made from the account per Annual Anniversary period, you will be paid the 'Upon 2nd withdrawal' interest rate until the day before your account Annual Anniversary date.
The interest rate and withdrawal limits will be reset on your account Annual Anniversary date.
On 30th November 2027 your account will mature into an easy access account with a variable interest rate.
All new customers agree to assign any windfall benefits which they may become entitled to on a future conversion or takeover of the Society to the Community Foundation.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Newcastle Building Society’s page
If 3 or more withdrawals are made from the account per Annual Anniversary period, you will be paid the 'Upon 3rd withdrawal' interest rate until the day before your account Annual Anniversary date.
1.70% tax-free pa/AER (variable) will be paid upon making 3 or more withdrawals
The interest rate and withdrawal limits will be reset on your account Annual Anniversary date.
This agreement lasts for the first five years of membership, is irrevocable and is a condition of opening an account.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Newcastle Building Society’s page
If you make a withdrawal not connected to these two events then a 25% penalty will apply to the amount you withdraw.
Your Lifetime ISA must be open for at least 12 months before you can withdraw funds from it to buy your first home.
We need to receive your initial investment within 30 days of account opening and prior to your 40th birthday (unless you are transferring an existing Lifetime ISA from another provider).
You are only permitted to open and fund one LISA per tax year.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Newcastle Building Society’s page
We can change the rate of interest payable on this account.
This agreement lasts for the first five years of membership, is irrevocable and is a condition of opening an account.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Newcastle Building Society’s page
12 months after account opening, funds will move to a variable rate, easy access account
We can change the rate of interest payable on this account.
Opening your account: In branch only.
This agreement lasts for the first five years of membership, is irrevocable and is a condition of opening an account.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Newcastle Building Society’s page
On the 2nd Annual Anniversary of your account opening date, your account will mature into an easy access account with a variable interest rate.
Plus, a £500 bonus on completion of a Newcastle Building Society residential mortgage.
This account is for first time buyers only.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Newcastle Building Society’s page
Withdrawals are not permitted until the child's 18th Birthday.
Partial transfers are not permitted.
This agreement lasts for the first five years of membership, is irrevocable and is a condition of opening an account.
Opening an account is your decision.
