What is the interest rate and is it fixed?

Annual interest is 4.05% tax-free p.a./AER* and is fixed until 31/07/2026. The interest on this account is fixed, which means the rate can’t be changed during the fixed period.

Will I be taxed on the interest?

No, the interest you'll receive will be tax-free.

How much can I save in this account?

You will need £500 to open an account and the balance must not fall below that amount. You can pay in as much as you like up to the annual ISA allowance (£20,000 for the current tax year) while the issue is open. You can also make unlimited transfers (either part or entire balances) of previous ISA subscriptions from any bank or building society up to £750,000.

Can I withdraw money?

No, however you are permitted to transfer the total balance of this account to a new ISA provider during the fixed rate period. Transfers out are subject to a charge equivalent to 180 days' interest.

How can I open an account with The Nottingham?

To open an account you must be 16+ and meet our ID requirements. Call your local branch and speak to an adviser who can book an appointment for you.

Additional information

This account may be withdrawn at any time. You can read our savings terms and conditions here.

Are my savings protected?

Your eligible deposits with Nottingham Building Society are protected up to a total of £85,000 by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, the UK's deposit protection scheme. More information is available here.

Fixed Rate ISA from The Nottingham

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Account name	Fixed Rate ISA Issue 141.
What is the interest rate and is it fixed?	*Annual interest is 4.05% tax-free p.a./AER and is fixed until 31/07/2026.** The interest on this account is fixed, which means the rate can’t be changed during the fixed period.
Will I be taxed on the interest?	No, the interest you'll receive will be tax-free.
How much can I save in this account?	You will need £500 to open an account and the balance must not fall below that amount. You can pay in as much as you like up to the annual ISA allowance (£20,000 for the current tax year) while the issue is open. You can also make unlimited transfers (either part or entire balances) of previous ISA subscriptions from any bank or building society up to £750,000.
Can I withdraw money?	No, however you are permitted to transfer the total balance of this account to a new ISA provider during the fixed rate period. Transfers out are subject to a charge equivalent to 180 days' interest.
How can I open an account with The Nottingham?	To open an account you must be 16+ and meet our ID requirements. Call your local branch and speak to an adviser who can book an appointment for you.
Additional information	This account may be withdrawn at any time. You can read our savings terms and conditions here.
Are my savings protected?	Your eligible deposits with Nottingham Building Society are protected up to a total of £85,000 by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, the UK's deposit protection scheme. More information is available here.

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Current interest rates from 10 May 2023

Balance	Tax-free p.a./AER*
£500 - £750,000	4.05%

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