30-Day Notice Account
The 30-Day Notice Account offers you the perfect balance between flexibility and competitive returns. This account allows you to access your funds with just 30 days' notice, making it ideal for those who want to keep their savings accessible while still earning a competitive interest rate.
Key Features:
- Minimum Balance: £1,000 or £250 for existing member already saving £100+ each month
- Notice Period: 30 days
- Interest Rate: 3.70% (variable)
- Deposits: You can make additional deposits via Payroll, Direct Debit, or transfers from other Plane Saver accounts.
- Withdrawals: Allowed, provided you retain your minimum balance.
Contact our team to apply:
- info@planesaver.co.uk
- 0208 607 5020
Terms and Conditions:
- Access to your funds requires 30 days' notice.
- Early withdrawals are not permitted.
- Click here for the full Terms & Conditions
- Click here to download our FAQs or check them out below
Click here to read the FSCS Factsheet.
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Got questions? We've Got Answers!
A Notice Account is a savings account that requires you to give notice before you can withdraw funds. There are two types of Notice Accounts available - the 30-Day Notice Account and the 60-Day Notice Account. The interest rate is variable, and additional deposits are allowed.
The main difference is the notice period required for withdrawals. The 30-Day Notice Account requires 30 days' notice, and the 60-Day Notice Account requires 60 days' notice. Both accounts offer variable interest rates and allow additional deposits.
The interest rate for both the 30-Day and 60-Day Notice Accounts is variable. You will be informed of the current rate when you open your account. Any changes to the interest rate will be communicated to you 30 days in advance for the 30-Day Notice Account or 60 days in advance for the 60-day Notice Account.
Interest is paid monthly and is compounded, meaning you earn interest on your interest.