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Regular Savings - the flexible way to save regularly

Nationwide's Regular Savings account offers instant access, rates up to 2.50% gross p.a./AER* and the flexibility you need.

  • interest rates - up to 2.50% gross p.a./AER* - and the more you increase your balance by each month, the higher your rate
  • So, if you save £500 a month for 12 months into our Regular Savings account and don’t make any withdrawals, you would earn £81.50 gross interest by the anniversary of the first deposit based on the current variable rate of 2.50%***
  • flexible – change the amount you save each month, make withdrawals whenever you like or take a break from saving if you need to
  • your money's not tied up - you can make a withdrawal at any time using your cash card or our Internet Banking service
  • save for as long as you like - you can build your balance over time and you're not restricted to just one or two years
  • if in any month your balance reduces, or increases by less than £100, you'll still get a competitive rate of interest for that month
  • manage your account via our Internet Bank, with your cash card or in branch
  • open a Regular Savings account with just £1

For more information about the account please see the account summary page.

A Regular Savings account is right for you if...

  • you want to save monthly up to £1,000, but no more than that, for as long as you like
  • you want an account that's designed to encourage you to save and keep on saving. Instead of depending on how much you have in the account, the rate you get depends on how much you increase your balance by each month
  • you want to be able to access your funds with no notice period or penalty charges

Nationwide's Regular Savings account is one of the easiest ways to start putting money aside without having to worry about it being locked up and inaccessible. However, you may also want to consider some of our other great savings accounts.

* AER stands for annual equivalent rate and illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year.
*** Assumes account opened on 1st September 2009

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