Earn 4.70% AER/Gross on your savings with this offer
Earn more interest and save for your future with our 4-month fixed term Savings Booster. Available until Sunday 8 December. Deposits must be new to HSBC Channel Islands and Isle of Man.
Why choose a Fixed Rate Saver?
A fixed-rate savings account is a simple way to make your money work harder. Choose your term, deposit a minimum of £2,000 and earn interest at a great fixed rate.
Your interest rate will be calculated based on your term and initial deposit, and because it stays the same throughout, you'll always know what you're going to get.
- Choose a 3-month, 6-month, 1-year, 2-year or 3-year term
- Deposit a minimum of £2,000
- Interest paid directly into your HSBC account
- Set up an account on behalf of a child aged 7 or over
Rates displayed are accurate as of 29 November 2024.
Interest rates
Depending on your term and deposit 3.55% to 4.30% AER/Gross
Fixed Rate Saver summary
What you need to know about our Fixed Rate Saver account.
Things to know before you apply
To open a Fixed Rate Saver, you must:
- be aged 7 years or over (if you're under 16 you'll need your application signed by a parent or guardian)
- have an HSBC current or savings account (excluding an ISA, Regular Savings Account or Basic Bank Account) which you must maintain for the duration of the fixed term
Your options when your Fixed Rate Saver ends:
When your term comes to an end, you can carry on saving with us by reinvesting your funds in another Fixed Rate Saver. You can apply to do this up to 90 days before and 90 days after your term comes to an end (known as your 'maturity date').
Alternatively you could consider one of our other savings accounts, or explore our investments products.
How to apply
Already an HSBC customer?
If you're looking for a sole account and you're registered for online banking you can apply online. Log on, go to 'Our products', select 'Everyday Banking', then 'Apply for a Savings account'. For joint accounts, see other ways to apply. |
New to HSBC?
Before you can apply for a savings account, you'll need to have a bank account with us.