Fixed Rate Saver

Make the most of your savings

Our Fixed Rate Saver offers you a fixed rate of interest for 1 - 2 years, so you can enjoy the peace of mind of knowing exactly what return you'll get on your money.

Next steps

Once your account is opened you can deposit into your Fixed Rate Saver in three ways:

• Transfer money from your current bank account;
• Send us a cheque, made payable to yourself, to Sainsbury's Bank, PO Box 4954, Worthing, BN11 9YY; or
• Transfer funds direct from your existing Sainsbury's Bank savings account

Key benefits

• A fixed interest rate for 1 - 2 years
• Deposit between £5,000 and £1,000,000 within 30 days of opening your account
• Choose between paid monthly or annual interest
   

Additional benefits

• Manage your account 24/7 with online banking
• Available to new and existing customers
• Apply in minutes
   

Current products available

These rates are subject to change and may be withdrawn at any time. Rates effective from 15th October 2024. Interest is calculated daily and paid monthly/annually depending on your choice of options. Interest on this account is paid directly into your nominated account and therefore not compounded.

This offer is subject to a limit of 1 Fixed Rate Saver account per person per term in any 30 day period. Interest is calculated daily and paid monthly/annually, depending on your choice of options, to your nominated account.

We must receive your full deposit within 30 days of opening your account. We can't accept any deposits after 30 days. You cannot make withdrawals from this account at any time and you cannot close it during the term. If you think you may need access to your funds during the term a fixed deposit may not be the right savings product for you. Why not check out our full range of savings accounts which may better suit your needs.
 

Apply for your savings account now

It's quick and easy to apply for a Sainsbury's Bank Fixed Rate Saver.

Please note, to set up an account you need to be:

• a UK resident; and
• 18 years old or over.

The tax treatment or rate of interest payable depends on the individual circumstances of each customer and may be subject to change in the future.

Next steps

Once your account is opened you can deposit into your Fixed Rate Saver in three ways:

• Transfer money from your current bank account;
• Send us a cheque, made payable to yourself, to Sainsbury's Bank, PO Box 4954, Worthing, BN11 9YY; or
• Transfer funds direct from your existing Sainsbury's Bank savings account

How is your interest paid

Interest is calculated daily and either paid monthly to your nominated account on the monthly anniversary of the account opening (if this date falls on a weekend, then the next business day) or paid annually on the anniversary of the date when the account was opened. Interest is paid gross, there is no income tax deducted.
 

Access to your money

No withdrawals or additional deposits are allowed once your Fixed Rate Saver is open and early closure is not permitted.
 

What happens at maturity?

We will write to let you know that your Fixed Rate Saver is maturing, you'll then be given the choice to either:

• Re-invest into another Fixed Rate Saver (if one is available at that time).
• Transfer your funds into your nominated account or to another Sainsbury's Bank savings account. If you choose to send your payment by the BACS service, which is free, your account will be debited immediately and the funds will take up to 3 business days to arrive, which means you could potentially lose up to 3 days interest on those funds.
• Transfer some of your maturing Fixed Rate Saver into your nominated account and some to a new Fixed Rate Saver (if one is available).

If we do not hear from you by maturity we will automatically transfer your maturing Fixed Rate Saver into a Sainsbury’s Bank Reserve Account, and we will let you know the interest rate on this account.
 

Easy to manage

You can use our secure telephone service or online banking service to check your balance and transactions or you can contact us.
 

Protection against money laundering

Before your account is fully active we'll need to verify your identity. This is to comply with money laundering regulations. In most cases we can do this electronically but we may need you to provide some documents to help us.

*Telephone calls may be recorded for security purposes and monitored under our quality control procedures. Calls are free from a landline and from a mobile when calling from the UK.

It takes minutes to apply for a Sainsbury's Bank Fixed Rate Saver account
 

You're eligible to apply if you:

• Are resident in the UK
• Are 18 years of age or older
   

To apply you will need the following information:

• Personal details - date of birth, address, nationality, email address, occupation and NI number
   

Apply quickly and easily

• Apply online
• You must fund your Fixed Rate Saver with the minimum deposit within 30 days of opening it.
   

Applying for a joint account

You will be required to provide the above information for both parties to complete your application form.

This offer is subject to a limit of 1 Fixed Rate Saver account per person per term.
 

Applying for an In Trust/Power of Attorney account?

In Trust/Power of Attorney accounts cannot be opened online, if you are wanting to open an In Trust/Power of Attorney account please call us on 0800 028 5269 and one of our colleagues will be happy to help you.
 

Have you read the terms & conditions?

Before applying please read our Terms and Conditions and our Privacy Statement.

Sainsbury's Fixed Rate Saver terms and conditions

Please read our Terms and Conditions and our Privacy Statement.

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Fixed Rate Saver Account conditions

1. Your Fixed Rate Saver will be opened on your account opening date.
2. Interest is fixed on the account opening date. Interest starts to accrue once cleared funds are paid into your Fixed Rate Saver until the end of the term. If you make your deposit into the account after the account opening date, you will receive interest from the date of deposit until the end of the term and not from account opening date. The term over which you actually receive interest may therefore be shorter than the full term of the product.
3. You must fund your account within 30 days of account opening. If you do not fund your Fixed Rate Saver we will close your Fixed Rate Saver after 30 days.
4. You may only close your Fixed Rate Saver on its maturity date.

Gross interest is the interest rate paid with out the deduction of income tax. AER stands for Annual Equivalent Rate and illustrates what the interest rate would be if paid and compounded once each year.