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Monthly Saver

Get a great rate on your regular savings

Santander's Monthly Saver is a great choice if you want to build up regular monthly savings. Simply set up a standing order to save a minimum amount of £20 a month and you’ll receive a variable rate of interest. It’s easy to start your regular monthly savings account. Just call us on 0800 389 9875 for an application pack.

  • Why choose the Monthly Saver?
  • Interest Rates
  • Further Information

Why choose the Monthly Saver?

  • Rate - Enjoy a variable rate of  up to 0.47 gross/AER if you make one withdrawal in a year or up to 0.50% gross/AER (based on a balance of £100k+) if you make no withdrawals.
  • Save   Open with £20 and save up to £2million. You need to credit at least £20 per month by standing order and with tiered interest rates you’ll receive a higher rate the more you saver.
  • Interest paid – Interest is paid annually on the anniversary of when you opened your Monthly saver.
  • Manage Your Money – You have instant access to your account via the branch network and can keep track of your savings with a handy passbook.

Interest Rates

 

 

Monthly Saver rate with 1 withdrawals made (variable)

Monthly Saver rate with 0 withdrawal made (variable)

 Tier

 Gross rate p.a./AER 

 Gross rate p.a./AER

 £100,000 plus 

 0.47%

 0.50%

 £50,000 plus 

 0.15%

 0.15%

 £1 plus 

 0.10%

 0.10%


All rates are variable. For more detailed information on rates please visit our rates and fees page.

Further Information


You will receive a rate of 0.10% gross/AER (variable) for every month in which you make a withdrawal or credit less than £20 into your account.


Interest is calculated on the daily balance of the account, and is paid annually on the anniversary of account opening. For example, if you saved £100 per month for the whole 12 month term of the account, you will get back your deposits totaling £1,200 (12 x £100), and will have received in total approximately £3.25 gross interest during the year (provided no withdrawals are made during the year).


AER stands for Annual Equivalent Rate and shows what the interest rate would be if we paid interest and added it to your account each year. The gross rate is the interest rate we pay before income tax is taken off.


Rates may vary and are effective from 1st April 2009.