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Find the right product for you
Whatever your reason for saving, we’ve launched a range of products that could help you.
Flexible Saver
Want to start saving, but don’t want to deny yourself the occasional treat? Our Flexible Saver lets you make multiple deposits and withdrawals.
Fixed Saver
This product rewards you with a higher rate of interest in return for locking your money away for a fixed Term.
Regular Saver
If you’d like to get into the habit of saving or want to quickly build a lump sum, our Regular Saver lets you put away between £25 - £250 a month for 12 months and enjoy a fixed interest rate.
Flexible Cash ISA
Enjoy the flexibility of unlimited deposits and withdrawals combined with tax-free saving and competitive interest rates. Our Flexible Cash ISA is a smart way to save and earn tax-free interest.
Fixed Cash ISA
Resist the temptation of dipping into your money for a set Term, whilst enjoying tax-free saving and competitive interest rates. Our Fixed Cash ISA is a smart way to save and earn tax-free interest.
Regular Saver Cash ISA
A tax-free way to get into good savings habits. Our Regular Saver Cash ISA lets you put away between £25 - £250 a month for 12 months with a fixed interest rate.
Why save with Ford Money?
Saving doesn’t have to be complex. It can be simple, secure and rewarding. That’s what we believe. And if you agree, why not find out more about Ford Money?
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Gross Rate
Gross p.a. is the taxable rate of interest without the deduction of UK Income Tax per year.
AER
AER stands for Annual Equivalent Rate. This shows what the gross rate would be if interest was paid and compounded each year. Every savings product will communicate an AER, so you’ll be able to compare product rates more easily.
Tax-Free
Tax-free means you are exempt from UK Income Tax.
Tax treatment is dependent on the personal circumstances of each customer and may be subject to change in the future.Term Breakage Charge
This is a charge or loss of interest applied if you make a withdrawal from a Fixed ISA product.