20 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 Fixed accounts usually can’t be withdrawn from until they end, or charge you if they can.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 Shawbrook Bank’s page
Our Bonus Easy Access Savings account offers a boosted rate (fixed) for an initial period which is paid on top of the underlying variable rate.
You can fund your account within 28 days after opening.
We'll close it if it remains unfunded by this time.
The minimum withdrawal amount is £1.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Shawbrook Bank’s page
Please note, our Bonus Easy Access and Easy Access Plus Savings Accounts are currently not available for existing customers.
The account has a minimum balance of £10,000 and minimum withdrawal amount of £1.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Shawbrook Bank’s page
You can withdraw money from your Easy Access Savings Account for next working day access, without incurring early exit charges.
You can fund your account within 28 days after opening.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Shawbrook Bank’s page
This means you are required to notify Shawbrook 45 or 120 days in advance before you can withdraw and access your funds.
You can fund your account within 28 days after opening.
The minimum balance is £1,000.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Shawbrook Bank’s page
If the balance falls below £1,000 0.05% Variable
You can fund your account within 28 days after opening.
We'll close it if it remains unfunded by this time
If you take out a 45 Day Notice Savings account and opt for interest to be paid annually, your interest will be credited on the anniversary and at closure of the account.
If the product is withdrawn from sale, you can continue to put more money into your account, up to the maximum balance
Opening an account is your decision.
From Shawbrook Bank’s page
If you do not let us know what you wish to do by the maturity date, your account will revert to a Matured Funds account and the interest rate will be confirmed to you in writing
You can fund your account within 28 days after opening.
We'll close it if it remains unfunded by this time
If you take out a 5 Year Bond and opt for interest to be paid annually, your interest will be credited on the anniversary and at closure of the account.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Shawbrook Bank’s page
At Shawbrook, once a fixed rate bond is closed for deposits, you cannot add additional funds.
Fixed rate bonds generally restrict access until the end of the term.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Shawbrook Bank’s page
If you do not let us know what you wish to do by the maturity date, your account will revert to a Matured Funds account and the interest rate will be confirmed to you in writing
You can fund your account within 28 days after opening.
If you take out a 1 Year Bond and opt for interest to be paid annually, your interest will be credited at closure of the account.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Shawbrook Bank’s page
At Shawbrook, once a fixed rate bond is closed for deposits, you cannot add additional funds.
Fixed rate bonds generally restrict access until the end of the term.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Shawbrook Bank’s page
At Shawbrook, once a fixed rate bond is closed for deposits, you cannot add additional funds.
Fixed rate bonds generally restrict access until the end of the term.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Shawbrook Bank’s page
At Shawbrook, once a fixed rate bond is closed for deposits, you cannot add additional funds.
Fixed rate bonds generally restrict access until the end of the term.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Shawbrook Bank’s page
A fixed interest rate means the rate stays the same for a set term, so the amount of interest you earn is guaranteed from the start, provided you meet the account requirements such as maintaining the minimum balance.
At Shawbrook, once a fixed rate bond is closed for deposits, you cannot add additional funds.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Shawbrook Bank’s page
5 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA: loss of 360 days' interest on the withdrawn amount
If you have a Fixed Rate Cash ISA, you can make withdrawals or close your account before maturity, but this will be subject to a loss of interest, known as an early exit charge.
For Fixed Rate Cash ISAs, all deposits can be made within this 90 day funding window and you may not be able to add more money after this.
You can fund your account within 90 days after opening.
At Shawbrook, you can either withdraw funds or transfer your fixed rate cash ISA to another provider before maturity, although an early exit charge will apply.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Shawbrook Bank’s page
You are allowed to make withdrawals (including transferring out to other Cash ISA providers) before maturity but this is subject to a loss of 180 days' interest (known as the early exit charge)
The early exit charge will be taken from interest earned but not yet credited to the account
You can fund your account within 90 days after opening.
If you do not let us know what you wish to do by the maturity date, your account will revert to a Matured Funds account and the interest rate will be confirmed to you in writing
Opening an account is your decision.
From Shawbrook Bank’s page
You are allowed to make withdrawals (including transferring out to other Cash ISA providers) before maturity but this is subject to a loss of 90 days' interest (known as the early exit charge)
For new customers only.
You can fund your account within 90 days after opening.
If you do not let us know what you wish to do by the maturity date, your account will revert to a Matured Funds account and the interest rate will be confirmed to you in writing
Opening an account is your decision.
From Shawbrook Bank’s page
New deposits are subject to the annual ISA allowance, and you'll need to fund your account within 90 days of opening, otherwise it will be closed.
If you have a Fixed Rate Cash ISA, you can make withdrawals or close your account before maturity, but this will be subject to a loss of interest, known as an early exit charge.
For Fixed Rate Cash ISAs, all deposits can be made within this 90 day funding window and you may not be able to add more money after this.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Shawbrook Bank’s page
If you have a Fixed Rate Cash ISA, you can make withdrawals or close your account before maturity, but this will be subject to a loss of interest, known as an early exit charge.
You can fund your account within 90 days after opening.
For Fixed Rate Cash ISAs, all deposits can be made within this 90 day funding window and you may not be able to add more money after this.
1 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA: loss of 90 days' interest on the withdrawn amount
At Shawbrook, you can either withdraw funds or transfer your fixed rate cash ISA to another provider before maturity, although an early exit charge will apply.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Shawbrook Bank’s page
If you have a Fixed Rate Cash ISA, you can make withdrawals or close your account before maturity, but this will be subject to a loss of interest, known as an early exit charge.
7 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA: loss of 360 days' interest on the withdrawn amount
New deposits are subject to the annual ISA allowance, and you'll need to fund your account within 90 days of opening, otherwise it will be closed.
For Fixed Rate Cash ISAs, all deposits can be made within this 90 day funding window and you may not be able to add more money after this.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Shawbrook Bank’s page
3 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA: loss of 270 days' interest on the withdrawn amount
You can fund your account within 90 days after opening.
For Fixed Rate Cash ISAs, all deposits can be made within this 90 day funding window and you may not be able to add more money after this.
At Shawbrook, you can either withdraw funds or transfer your fixed rate cash ISA to another provider before maturity, although an early exit charge will apply.
Opening an account is your decision.
From Shawbrook Bank’s page
However, before withdrawing money from an Easy Access Cash ISA, it is essential to consider the potential impact on your tax-free ISA allowance.
You can fund your account within 90 days after opening.
We'll close it if it remains unfunded by this time.
Once you have deposited money in an ISA, it counts towards your £20,000 Annual ISA Allowance, even if you withdraw it within the same year (unless you have a flexible ISA, which Shawbrook does not offer).
Easy Access Cash ISAs provide tax-free interest on savings and must be opened individually.
Opening an account is your decision.
