Branch Flexible Saver
2.35% gross rate p.a./AER
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This account might be right if you

  • want to start saving with as little as £1.
  • want to make as many deposits as you want.
  • want to make unlimited penalty-free withdrawals without notice.

This may not be right if you

  • would like the security of a fixed return on your investment.
  • want to open and manage your account online.

Easy access savings account - open in branch only

Will I be taxed on the interest?
We will pay your interest without tax taken off. It is your responsibility to declare any interest you earn over your personal savings allowance directly to HMRC. Your tax treatment will depend on your individual circumstances and may be subject to change in the future. For further information please contact HMRC.

Additional information
The interest on this account is variable, this means that it can go up or down. The basis on which we might change your interest rate is set out in our terms and conditions. This is a limited issue account which could be withdrawn at any time. There are other savings accounts available with Nottingham Building Society and other banks and building societies. Subject to withdrawal conditions you can switch accounts at any point. You can read our branch savings terms and conditions here.

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 could get up to £85,000 if their bank or building society goes out of business.

Find out more

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.