Yorkshire Building Society has unveiled a refreshed selection of fixed rate ISAs aimed at customers seeking competitive returns before the current tax year concludes.
Savers aged 18 and above can open the account with as little as £100, with the option to transfer existing ISA funds into the product.
The headline offering is a one-year Fixed Rate Cash ISA paying 4.20 per cet tax-free/AER.
The deal can be accessed through multiple channels, including the Society's website, branch network, postal applications, and via the mobile app for existing members.
Interest payments are made annually, providing a straightforward savings vehicle for those looking to lock in a guaranteed rate ahead of the 5 April deadline.
Alongside the flagship product, the Society has introduced two longer-term fixed rate ISAs both offering 4.10 per cent interest.
One matures on 31 May 2028, while the second runs until May 31, 2029, giving savers flexibility in choosing their preferred timeframe.
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| GETTYThese accounts are available through both online and branch channels.
The fixed rate options are particularly suited to individuals comfortable committing their funds for a defined period without requiring access during the term.
For savers prioritising certainty over flexibility, these products guarantee a known return throughout the entire duration.
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For savers prioritising certainty over flexibility, these products guarantee a known return throughout the entire duration
| YORKSHIRE BUILDING SOCIETYThey remove any uncertainty about future rate fluctuations.
The Society is urging customers to take full advantage of their current ISA allowance, particularly given the forthcoming reduction in limits from the 2027/28 tax year onwards.
Tina Hughes, director of savings at Yorkshire Building Society, said: "We always strive to offer our members competitive rates on their savings, and the run-up to the end of the tax year is an ideal moment for customers to review their options.
YBS has distributed more than £1.5billion in additional interest to savers over the past five years
| GETTY"With ISA allowances set to reduce from 2027, we want to help savers make the most of the current limit while they still can."
Ms Hughes highlighted the Society's track record, noting it has distributed more than £1.5billion in additional interest to savers over the past five years.