Easy access accounts – Ordered by interest rate
These are the accounts available to open through MoneySuperMarket. We can show you all the accounts on the market, but we can only help you to open some of them.
Your money is protected with the FSCS
- The FSCS is the UK's compensation fund
- Covered for up to £85,000
- Independent of the government and the financial industry
What do the FSCS do?
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme, or the FSCS, is the UK’s independent compensation service for customers as a last resort if your bank, building society or credit union goes out of business. It is free for consumers and protects your savings up to £85,000 and £170,000 for joint accounts.
Only financial service companies that have been authorised to do business in the UK by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) or the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) are covered by the scheme. Most savings accounts are covered by the FSCS, but it’s worth making sure your money is protected.
How do I make a claim?
How long will a claim take?
Nationwide Building Society 1 Year Triple Access Online Saver 10

Interest Rate (AER) This is the money made on what you save. AER illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year. This can go up and down if the rate is variable, and will stay the same if it’s fixed.
Interest on this account will be paid monthly
This is the money made on what you save. AER illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year. This can go up and down if the rate is variable, and will stay the same if it’s fixed.
Interest on this account will be paid monthly
Term This is how long you agree to save your money for, or lock it away for with a fixed account. It is agreed before you open your account. There may be a penalty if you withdraw your money before the end of the fixed term.
This is how long you agree to save your money for, or lock it away for with a fixed account. It is agreed before you open your account. There may be a penalty if you withdraw your money before the end of the fixed term.
Notice period This is the period of time a bank or building society requires advance notice before you can withdraw any of your money.
This is the period of time a bank or building society requires advance notice before you can withdraw any of your money.
Deposit This is the minimum amount you need to open this account. Displayed is also the maximum amount of money you can add to the account. Some accounts allow additional deposits. Check on the provider’s site, conditions can apply.
This is the minimum amount you need to open this account. Displayed is also the maximum amount of money you can add to the account. Some accounts allow additional deposits. Check on the provider’s site, conditions can apply.
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Aldermore Easy Access Issue 14

Interest Rate (AER) This is the money made on what you save. AER illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year. This can go up and down if the rate is variable, and will stay the same if it’s fixed.
Interest on this account will be paid monthly
This is the money made on what you save. AER illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year. This can go up and down if the rate is variable, and will stay the same if it’s fixed.
Interest on this account will be paid monthly
Term This is how long you agree to save your money for, or lock it away for with a fixed account. It is agreed before you open your account. There may be a penalty if you withdraw your money before the end of the fixed term.
This is how long you agree to save your money for, or lock it away for with a fixed account. It is agreed before you open your account. There may be a penalty if you withdraw your money before the end of the fixed term.
Notice period This is the period of time a bank or building society requires advance notice before you can withdraw any of your money.
This is the period of time a bank or building society requires advance notice before you can withdraw any of your money.
Deposit This is the minimum amount you need to open this account. Displayed is also the maximum amount of money you can add to the account. Some accounts allow additional deposits. Check on the provider’s site, conditions can apply.
This is the minimum amount you need to open this account. Displayed is also the maximum amount of money you can add to the account. Some accounts allow additional deposits. Check on the provider’s site, conditions can apply.
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Yorkshire Building Society Six Access e-Saver Issue 4

Interest Rate (AER) This is the money made on what you save. AER illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year. This can go up and down if the rate is variable, and will stay the same if it’s fixed.
Interest on this account will be paid monthly
This is the money made on what you save. AER illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year. This can go up and down if the rate is variable, and will stay the same if it’s fixed.
Interest on this account will be paid monthly
Term This is how long you agree to save your money for, or lock it away for with a fixed account. It is agreed before you open your account. There may be a penalty if you withdraw your money before the end of the fixed term.
This is how long you agree to save your money for, or lock it away for with a fixed account. It is agreed before you open your account. There may be a penalty if you withdraw your money before the end of the fixed term.
Notice period This is the period of time a bank or building society requires advance notice before you can withdraw any of your money.
This is the period of time a bank or building society requires advance notice before you can withdraw any of your money.
Deposit This is the minimum amount you need to open this account. Displayed is also the maximum amount of money you can add to the account. Some accounts allow additional deposits. Check on the provider’s site, conditions can apply.
This is the minimum amount you need to open this account. Displayed is also the maximum amount of money you can add to the account. Some accounts allow additional deposits. Check on the provider’s site, conditions can apply.
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RCI Bank UK Freedom Savings Account

Interest Rate (AER) This is the money made on what you save. AER illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year. This can go up and down if the rate is variable, and will stay the same if it’s fixed.
Interest on this account will be paid monthly
This is the money made on what you save. AER illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year. This can go up and down if the rate is variable, and will stay the same if it’s fixed.
Interest on this account will be paid monthly
Term This is how long you agree to save your money for, or lock it away for with a fixed account. It is agreed before you open your account. There may be a penalty if you withdraw your money before the end of the fixed term.
This is how long you agree to save your money for, or lock it away for with a fixed account. It is agreed before you open your account. There may be a penalty if you withdraw your money before the end of the fixed term.
Notice period This is the period of time a bank or building society requires advance notice before you can withdraw any of your money.
This is the period of time a bank or building society requires advance notice before you can withdraw any of your money.
Deposit This is the minimum amount you need to open this account. Displayed is also the maximum amount of money you can add to the account. Some accounts allow additional deposits. Check on the provider’s site, conditions can apply.
This is the minimum amount you need to open this account. Displayed is also the maximum amount of money you can add to the account. Some accounts allow additional deposits. Check on the provider’s site, conditions can apply.
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