| Bank | Account Name | Interest Rate | Min. Deposit | Interest Paid | Notice | Apply |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 HSBCHSBC Premier, HSBC Advance, HSBC Graduate (Advance) and HSBC Passport customers receive a preferential rate of 8.00% Gross/AER fixed for 12 monthsMore Info | Regular Saver | 4% | £25-£250 | Annually | Anniversary |  |
 Norwich & PeterboroughThis regular-saver account is paying a very healthy rate of interest compared with its rivals, but there are one or two things to watch out for. The reason it’s called a family account is that it is only open to savers who have dependent children (ie. aged up to 16 years old, or up to 18 if they are still in full-time education) – but you don't have to open it in your child's name. The 5% interest includes a 3% bonus, which can be earned every year. You will only get the full 5% rate if you put More Info | Family Regular Saver | 5.00 | £1-£250 | Monthly | Instant | |
 PrincipalityThis is a good deal paying a healthy rate: there are no great hurdles to clear before you can set this account up, and it offers one significant advantage in the amount of money you can deposit every month. You can put as much a £500 a month into the account – twice as much as many other regular savers.More Info | Regular Saver Bond Issue 10 | 4% | £20-£500 | Monthly | On Maturity | |
 SantanderMake the switch to SantanderMore Info | eSaver | 2.50 | 1 | Annually | N/A | |
 Scottish Building SocietyThis regular saver is paying a decent rate and it offers customers more flexibility than many of its rivals. Most regular savings accounts require you to make deposits every month, but here you can miss one monthly payment a year – which could prove useful when you have less cash to spare, for example at Christmas and New Year. You can also make a one penalty-free withdrawal during the term. Again, this is unusual as regular saver accounts tend not to allow withdrawals or early closure. The ratMore Info | Regular Bonus Saver | 4% | £25-£500 | Monthly | Annually | |
