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Regular savings accounts

Branch Regular Saver
Fixed term until 30th June 2026
Interest rate gross/tax-free p.a./AER* 4.75%
Type of account
  • Regular saver
  • Fixed term
Withdrawals Unlimited
Open with £10
Open and manage
  • Branch
Account Name Interest rate
gross/tax-free p.a./AER*
Type of account Withdrawals Open with Open and manage
Branch Regular Saver
Fixed term until 30th June 2026
4.75%
  • Regular saver
  • Fixed term
Unlimited £10
  • Branch
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Frequently asked questions

What is a regular savings account?

A regular savings account is an account where you can deposit money into every month. Some regular savings accounts reward you for your saving efforts with a bonus payment.

What are the benefits of a regular savings account?

If you're ready to start saving regularly, we’ve a few different regular saving account options for you. You can deposit into your account every month – some of our accounts come with a bonus payment or competitive interest rates as an incentive to keep on top of your savings habits.

How does you pay the interest on a regular savings accounts?

Your interest will be paid straight into your account. The date on which you’ll be paid interest will be different depending on the type of regular savings account. You’ll find this information on the account's key product information.

Do I have to save into the regular savings every month?

This depends on the account terms. Some regular savings accounts need you to deposit money every month. You can find this information on the account's key product information.

Can I save in more than one regular savings account?

Great news, you can have multiple regular savings accounts if this is something you’re interested in. But, some of our accounts are limited to one per customer so it’s best to check with one of our friendly team if you’re not sure.

Good to know

Your savings are covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS), so your savings are protected. The scheme was set up by the Government and is funded by the industry. Savers are protected up to £85,000 if their bank or building society goes out of business.

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Who are Nottingham Building Society?

As a mutual building society, you own us, not shareholders. That means we pass our profits and extra benefits directly to you instead of paying dividends.

How do I open an account?

To open this savings accounts call your local branch to speak to an adviser to book an appointment. You cannot open or manage this account online.

Savings FAQs

Scratching your head about savings? Take a look at questions that our members frequently ask us, which you might also find helpful.