*The value of any tax benefits described depends upon your individual circumstances. Tax rules may change in future.
Fixed Rate Savings close to maturity?
Here’s what happens and what you could do next
What can I do next?
When your Fixed Rate Savings ends, here are 4 ways to make the most of your savings.
1. Open a new Fixed Rate Savings account
If a Fixed Rate Savings Account worked for you, you could apply for a new one and start building another pot of money. With a fixed rate for 12-13 months, you’ll know exactly what you’re getting and when.
Just so you know, you can open multiple Fixed Rate Savings Accounts.
2. Explore other saving options
If your plans or goals have changed, why not take a look at our other savings accounts.
We’ve got 5 to choose from, each with different benefits, from bonus interest rates to tax-free* savings.
3. Consider investing
A rainy day fund is a great idea. But if you’ve got a large amount just sitting there, investing might help you make more of your money.
The value of investments can go down as well as up, so you might not get back what you put in. You can access your money if you need to, but you should aim to invest for at least 5 years.
4. Repay any debts
If you have debts that are incurring high levels of interest, it might make sense to use some savings to pay them off. It’s generally best to repay the debt with the highest interest rate first, as that’s costing you the most money.
Don’t forget to check that you won’t be charged for early repayments or overpayments.