Take advantage of the current ISA allowance without visiting a branch

If you are planning to top up your ISA to benefit from the tax-free allowance, you don't have to visit a branch to do this. You can currently save up to £20,000 per tax year year which runs from 6th April to 5th April the following year.

How to top up your ISA
  • Electronically
    Make a payment electronically from your bank using a faster payment or standing order. You’ll need to use sort code 60-95-93 and your Nottingham Building Society savings account number.

  • By cheque
    Send a cheque and your passbook to our member engagement team at:
    Nottingham Building Society
    Nottingham House
    3 Fulforth Street
    Nottingham
    NG1 3DL

    We'll send this back to you once we've processed your cheque.

  • Branch
    Alternatively, if you'd prefer to, we would love to welcome you into your local branch.

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We have a range of savings accounts to suit everyone

We have a range of accounts we're sure will meet your savings needs, from ISAs to children's savers, fixed rates to easy access, regular savers to limited access bonds. We even have a Lifetime ISA for those savings towards their first home or retirement

Open a savings account today

To open an account, call your local branch and speak to an adviser who can book an appointment for you. If you'd prefer to open an account online, take a look at the accounts that our friends over at Beehive Money currently have.

ISA guide

Our ISA guide will explain what a cash ISA is, how much money you can deposit each year and which types of ISA are available to you plus much more.

Read our ISA guide

Cash ISA or Stocks & Shares ISA?

Broadly speaking Cash ISAs come with less risk, easier access and are better for short-term saving than a Stocks & Shares ISA. Check out the differences between these two types of ISA.

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Types of savings accounts

With so many different types of savings accounts, it can be difficult finding the right one for you. Our savings guide explains the different accounts.

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