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How the Base Rate affects your savings can seem complex. We're here to help break down the facts.
On 7 November 2024, the Bank of England announced a decrease in the Bank of England Base Rate from 5.00% to 4.75%.
The Base Rate, or Bank Rate, impacts interest rates from banks and other financial institutions. The Bank of England sets it, regularly reviews it, and can increase or decrease it at any time.
We consider the Base Rate among other factors when we decide on the interest rates for our savings accounts.
Whether a Base Rate change affects your interest rate depends on if you have a fixed or variable account. If you’re unsure what type of account you have, you can check this in the terms and conditions.
If the Bank of England announces a rate of 0% or below, we’ll keep our rates under review.
Your account won't be affected.
Your interest rate could change.
Whenever the Base Rate changes, we review the interest rates of our variable accounts and could decide to change them. If we decide to lower your rate, we’ll write to you to let you know. We won’t write to you if we increase your rate.
It's good to know you can check on your account anytime with our online services.
To view your current interest rate, simply log on to Internet Banking or use the mobile or iPad app.
If you don’t use these services, you can use our PDFs to find your interest rate.
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