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About
Save for 1 or 2 years. For current account and savings account customers only (not including Appointee/Executor Account, Loyalty Cash ISA or Regular Saver).
Interest rate
1-year term: 4.05% AER / gross
2-year term: 3.50% AER / gross
Interest is paid monthly or yearly, and the rate is fixed.
Often used for
Saving a one-off lump sum - when you don't need immediate access
Access
No access for 1 year or 2 years, depending on which term you choose
Balance/deposit requirements
Min: £2,000
Max: £1,000,000
Who can apply?
Eligibility criteria
- aged 7 and over
- hold an HSBC current account or savings account (excluding Loyalty Cash ISA, Regular Saver or Appointee/Executor Account)
(If you're aged 7 to 15 you'll need to apply in a branch with a parent or guardian to sign your application.)
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Additional information
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Tax-free savings, with a fixed rate for up to 13 months. For current account customers only.
Get a higher interest rate in any months you don't make a withdrawal. For existing HSBC customers only. You can only open this account online.
Save between £25 and £250 every month with a 12-month fixed rate account. Available to customers with a current account (excluding Appointee/Executor Account).
Save for 1 or 2 years. For current account and savings account customers only (not including Appointee/Executor Account, Loyalty Cash ISA or Regular Saver).
Lock in a loyalty interest rate for 12 months each time you pay into your account. For current account customers only.
Our most flexible savings account. Deposit money and make withdrawals as often as you like, and access your account the way you want.
Help your money work harder with our flexible savings account exclusively for HSBC Premier customers.
An easy way to save for 7 to 17 year olds. Start saving from just £10, whether it's your pocket money or wages from your job.