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Key product information |
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Account name |
eSaver Issue 10 |
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Interest rates (AERs) |
After 12 months the account will become an Everyday Saver account, paying 0.50% gross /AER (variable) |
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Tax status |
Net interest earned unless an R85 is registered on the account for receipt of gross interest. |
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Conditions for bonus payment |
There is no bonus. |
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Withdrawal arrangements |
Withdrawals can be made over the telephone or Internet Banking. Money can be transferred internally to another |
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Access |
Telephone or Internet. |
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Rates and product are subject to availability. Rates are variable and effective from 15th March 2013.
New to Santander?
Apply online today! It's easy and takes just a few minutes
Existing Santander customer?
If you're an existing Online Banking customer and you want to open an eSaver in just your name, it's even easier to apply online. Keep on reading to find out why and then simply select 'savings' from your homepage once you've logged in.
Why apply through Online Banking?
Quicker application process - A shorter application form reduces the amount of time it takes to apply;
Less information to complete - As an existing customer you won't need to re-enter your personal details;
Faster access - If you're a Santander Online Banking customer and you pass our electronic identification checks, you'll receive your account details on screen after you've completed your application.
Please note: If you are an online savings account customer with Bradford & Bingley or an existing Santander Online Banking customer wanting a joint account and want to apply for an eSaver account then please click here.
Alternatively, whether you are a new or existing customer you can always call us on 0800 389 9875 to apply.
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 and information correct as at 15th March 2013.
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 change and we pay interest each month or year.
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