Web Saver Issue 2

Looking for an attractive online account?

Our simple Web Saver account pays a great rate of 2.00% gross pa / AER variable†,and a guarantee that your rate won't fall below 1.50% until 31 December 2011.

With unlimited penalty-free withdrawals and a minimum investment and balance of £50 you'll find this online account hard to beat!

All you need is £50 to open the account today and you can invest up to £1,000,000.

Account name Annual Interest Option Monthly Interest Option
Web Saver 2.00% gross pa/AER variable 1.90% gross pa
1.92% AER variable

Interest – It's Your Choice

If you choose the annual interest option, interest is accrued daily and is added to your account annually, or you can have the interest paid into another suitable Skipton Building Society account or your bank account. If you choose the monthly interest option, interest is paid monthly and must be paid into a suitable Skipton Building Society account or bank account.

Skipton's Online Security and Privacy

When you register, you set up security details which will be used to log on to your account once it is open. Take a look at 'why you're safe with Skipton E-Savings' for more information on what we do and what you can do to keep your identity secure.

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Gross means the interest paid before the deduction of income tax at 20%. AER stands for Annual Equivalent Rate and illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and added each year.