Why Cash ISAs are here to stay – five benefits of a Cash ISA in 2026
Cash ISAs are a topic for discussion again. Read more about why they're here to stay and the benefits of having a Cash ISA.
Our withdrawn products
We’ve listed our withdrawn products below. If you’re an existing customer and have one of these products with us, you don’t need to do anything, and you’ll still be able to manage your account as normal.
- 90 Day Notice Account 3.29% Gross AER
- Variable Rate Cash ISA 0.30% Gross AER
- Junior Cash ISA 2.00% Gross AER
- Non-Personal No Notice 0.10% Gross AER
- Non-Personal 8 Day Notice 0.10% Gross AER
- Non-Personal 90 Day Notice 0.60% Gross AER
Savings products
Explore our current savings products here.
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Your 2026 ISA options explained
The tax year ends Sunday 5 April 2026, Easter weekend. So, before the eggs are hidden and crafting begins, it’s worth checking if you’re making the most of your ISA allowance and planning ahead for the next tax year.
Can you really save a house deposit on the UK’s average salary?
We're cutting through the noise and answering the question honestly - is the UK's average salary really enough if you're saving for a house deposit.
If you’re unsure how the ISA changes might affect your savings, here’s a simple three step guide to help you understand what’s changing and what’s staying the same.
New FSCS Limit and what it means to you
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) deposit protection limit will increase from 1 December 2025.