Savings accounts

By bringing together competitive interest rates and smart app features, Monzo makes a great choice for small savers. Here’s how Monzo savings accounts work.

Nationwide’s savings account options explained. Whether you’re happy to tie up your money or need instant access, we’ve covered the options.

The fast pace of the UK banking market forces so-called ‘big banks’ like NatWest to stay ahead of the curve. By constantly refining the user experience with improvements to online banking and mobile apps, NatWest remains one of the UK’s most popular banks.

Our guide to Santander’s savings accounts. From ISAs to regular savings, from fixed-term to junior saving accounts, Santander might have the option for you.

TSB offers a range of different savings accounts. For anyone looking to save with the bank, take a look at our detailed guide.

Yorkshire Building Society offers a range of savings accounts. If you’re looking to save, see our guide for more.

Our 2025 savings statistics show the average person in the UK has £16,067 in savings but 1 in 6 Brits (16%) have no savings at all.

High inflation could be making your savings accounts lose value in “real terms”. We look at historical savings versus inflation rates.

Our research found that 39% of Brits work from home at least some of the time as of May 2025. We look at who is working from home and how working from home affects productivity.

We look at 56 cities in the UK to see where it would be quickest and slowest to save up for a deposit on a house.