Regular savings accounts
Save every month and build up a lump sum.
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What is a regular savings account?
A regular savings account is for people who want to save money every month. It helps you get into the savings habit and build up a savings pot.
How much can I save each month?
It depends on the account you choose. The most you can save is usually between £50 and £250 a month. Some accounts may let you save more.
To make sure you don’t miss a month, you could set up a standing order. It’s an automatic payment that sends a set amount of money into your savings.
Can I take money out of a regular saver?
You can usually take money out at least 1 day a year. This helps your savings grow but you still have some access if you need it.
Is a regular savings account right for me?
It might be right for you if:
It's not right for you if:
You're comfortable that your interest rate could change.
The content on this page is for reference. It is not financial advice.
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