Best Savings Accounts in the UK - July 2023

In this independent review, I tell you about the best savings accounts in the UK. I explain the different types of savings accounts and the best savings accounts for your cash, including an account that is offering a rate of 7%!

*All accounts and rates quoted are correct at date of filming (12th July 2023).

For the latest, best rates, check out our regularly updated article below:

00:00 - Best Savings Accounts in UK
00:54 - Best Regular Savings Account
01:15 - Best High Interest Current Account
01:27 - Best Fixed Rate Savings Bond
01:55 - Best Easy Access Account
02:15 - Best Children's Savings Account
02:23 - Best Notice Account
02:29 - United Trust Bank 180 Day Notice Base Rate Tracker Account
03:03 - Best Junior Cash ISA
03:09 - Best Cash Lifetime ISA
03:15 - Best Fixed Rate Cash ISA

To find out how you can earn up to £6,000 in interest without paying any tax, check out our article below:

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[OH-cjif]

Regular savers need the interest rate divided by 2 due to the way interest is calculated.
The First Direct one is 3.5% in real terms as I just had one finish.

[Holy_logic]

Read somewhere that first direct doesn’t pay the 7% return at £252 infact they only pay out £136.50 as only the last month is paid out at the full 7% which is a shame