Account overview
Charities Account
Our Charities Account provides a simple and accessible way for charitable organisations to manage their funds.
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- Rate
- 0.25% AER1 0.25% Gross2 P.A.
- Term/Notice
- No notice required
- Access
- Branch Postal
- Minimum balance
- £1
- Maximum balance
- £2,000,000
Account details
- Minimum age
- 18
- Introductory bonus
- None
- Interest paid
- Half yearly
- Interest type
- Variable
- Withdrawals allowed
- Yes
- Notice period
- No notice required
- Minimum balance
- £1
- Minimum withdrawals
- £10
- Minimum additional deposits
- £1
- Strictly limited issue
- No
See how much your money could grow with our Savings calculator
Your estimated growth...
Your interest is paid monthly with this savings account.
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Important notes:
- The illustration does not take higher-rate tax and additional-rate taxes into account.
- Please note, the figures provided are estimates for illustrative purposes only and are not guaranteed.
- The figures shown for both the annual and monthly interest options are made on the assumption that contributions are made every month throughout the term of the account and that the interest earned is added to the account. Monthly interest is paid at a lower rate
- The illustration is based on current rates. For further details, please take a look at the Key Product Information.
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- 1 AER stands for the Annual Equivalent Rate and shows what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and added to the capital balance? each year.
- 2 Gross P.A. is the rate of interest paid to eligible non-taxpayers without the deduction of tax.
- 4 Net is the annual rate of interest payable after deduction of basic rate income tax (currently 20%). Interest will be paid net or, if we receive the necessary declaration from you, gross. Where the tax deducted exceeds your tax liability (if any) you may make a repayment claim to HM Revenue & Customs. If your income falls within the basic rate band the tax deducted will match your tax liability on the interest and you will have nothing further to pay. If you are liable to tax at the higher rate(s) you will have an additional tax liability. For more information please visit www.hmrc.gov.uk/individuals/babsi.htm.
- * Call our UK-based Contact Centre between 8am to 8pm business days, 8am to 4pm Saturday and 10am to 3pm Sunday. Calls are charged at your service provider’s prevailing rate and may be monitored and recorded.