Check our FAQs page first—you might find what you need without having to call or email.
Our business and charity savings accounts are having a little break while we make some enhancements.
Don’t worry, you’ll be able to open one of our award-winning accounts soon. Keep an eye on this page, we’ll be back in a few weeks.
It’s business as usual for existing customers.
You can continue to manage your account, provide maturity instructions for your fixed term savings, and send us secure messages by logging in.
If you’d like to open an additional account or need any support, simply get in touch with our team in the usual way.
We try to make everything as clear as possible, but sometimes it just isn’t. That’s why we’ve listed some of our most commonly asked questions with answers.
AER means Annual Equivalent Rate, which illustrates what the interest would be if it was compounded annually. We quote the AER on all of our accounts so that you can compare our products with other banks.
Gross is the interest rate without the deduction of income tax. This is the interest paid on your account.
Variable means that the rate could change across the time that your money is in your account, with given notice.
Tracker means a variable interest rate that tracks at a fixed ‘margin’ below the Bank of England (BoE) base rate. You can monitor the latest base rate on its website at bankofengland.co.uk.
Notice is the designated number of days that you are requested to give notice before you can access the money in your account.
When you save with HTB you have the added peace of mind that comes from knowing your money is protected up to a total of £120,000 by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, the UK’s deposit guarantee scheme.
Any deposits you hold above the FSCS compensation limit are unlikely to be covered, unless under specific circumstances, as determined by the FSCS.
View all of our historical rates.
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