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Savings and investments

Our savings accounts

Save a little, save a lot, lock it away from temptation or dip into it every day - if you're looking for flexible options, we've got the savings account for you. We can help you make the most of your tax-free savings allowance with a Cash ISA, if you're a regular saver - or want to be - we've got regular monthly savings options... Compare our savings accounts and see what's best for you.

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Sharedealing

Our existing first direct Sharedealing customers have access to a wide range of growth and income investment opportunities, including Stocks and Shares ISAs. Buy and sell shares quickly and easily, online or over the phone, with transparent pricing across the board and paperwork kept to a minimum. New to investing or just want to test a hunch? Set up a Virtual Portfolio to see how it works and fine-tune your strategy. Step this way to find out more...

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Important Information

Please note: we are no longer accepting applications for new first direct Sharedealing accounts. 

The value of investments (and any income received from them) can fall as well as rise, and you may not get back some or all of what you invested. For some investments exchange rate fluctuations will have greater impact to the value of shares depending on their level of exposure to overseas markets.

Any investment should be considered as a medium to long-term investment - so should be held for at least five years.

Early withdrawals on fixed term products could mean you may get back significantly less than you paid in.

The value of the tax benefits depends on your individual circumstances - and tax rules may change at any time in the future.

The information on this site definitely isn't advice - we don't give financial advice. If you need any, you should speak to an independent qualified financial advisor.

You should understand that we’re not required to assess the suitability or appropriateness of funds for you. So you won't be protected by the FCA's rules on assessing appropriateness. If you have any doubts about any investments, please speak to an independent qualified financial advisor.