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Serious Saver

A seriously good savings account with an attractive rate of 2.75% gross pa/AER variable – including a 1.25% bonus for the first 12 months

If you've worked hard to save £5,000 or more, our Serious Saver account could be the ideal place to get the reward you deserve.

Features of the Serious Saver account include;

  • A 1.25% bonus interest rate for the first 12 months (from the date you open the account)
  • A minimum opening and operating balance of £5,000 by debit card, electronic payment, cheque or transfer
  • Once opened, you can add to your investment by cash (branch only), debit card, electronic payment, cheque, internal transfer or standing order, from a minimum of £1, provided you remain within the maximum investment limit of £1,000,000
  • You can make penalty-free withdrawals from your savings, simply by giving us 15 days’ written notice
  • The interest you earn on a daily basis can be paid into your account annually at midnight on the anniversary of account opening. Alternatively, you can request to have your interest paid into another suitable Skipton account, or other bank account.

Ready to open a Serious Saver account?

To apply read the further terms and conditions and visit your local branch to complete an application form.

To speak to your local branch call 08457 171777*
or contact Skipton Direct on 08458 501722*

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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.