Best savings account of the week: Providers offer new market leading accounts as interest rates 'improve week on week'
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As the Bank of England hold the base rate at 5.25 per cent, Britons are urged to secure the best interest rate possible on their savings
Banks and building societies have increased interest rates on savings products in a boost for customers.
Experts from Moneyfactscompare have compiled a list of the best savings accounts for this week.
With savings rates remaining steady, mirroring the base rate, there are some strong deals on offer for those looking to take advantage.
However, analysts are anticipating an interest rate cut this summer which could mean savings rates will dip in the short-term, so savers are urged to take action now.
Among the banks and building societies offering competitive interest rates include Nationwide, the Co-operative, NatWest and TSB.
Rachel Springall, Finance Expert at Moneyfactscompare.co.uk said: “Leading the charge this week across many of the top rate tables were challenger banks, where rate improvements resulted in a few new market-leading fixed accounts.
“Leading the market this week is a one-year fixed bond from Mizrahi Tefahot Bank Ltd through Raisin UK at 5.25 per cent AER, closely followed by SmartSave at 5.24 per cent. The one-year fixed bond market has improved week on week, which is good news for savers looking to lock into a new deal.
“Those savers who want to fix their cash for longer will find the top two-year fixed bond market will a few slight changes to the top rate tables.
"Vanquis Bank holds a place as a market-leading rate for a two-year bond, but it lost its market-leading position on a three-year bond to Cynergy Bank and United Trust Bank which pay 4.81 per cent AER.
"This sector of the market remains an attractive place for savings providers to compete on price to secure deposits for their future lending.
“A longer-term fixed bond may appeal to savers who think interest rates might fall over the next year, but they do pay a little less than the best one-year bonds. The top fixed rate bond over a five-year term comes from United Trust Bank at 4.60 per cent.
“Variable rate Cash ISAs remained relatively unchanged in the top rate tables this week on easy access and notice ISAs, Trading 212 leads the market at 5.20 per cent AER, closely followed by Plum at 5.17 per cent AER. The top notice Cash ISA is held by West Brom Building Society at 5.10 per cent AER on its 60-day deal.
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