Best savings accounts of the week: Britons 'may want to check' high 6% interest rates to bolster returns
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Savings interest rates remain relatively high with experts urging the public to take advantage of high interest rate accounts
Experts are reminding bank customers to grab the best savings deals available as multiple accounts are offering accounts with interest rates north of six per cent.
Savers have benefited in recent years from the Bank of England's decision to raise the base rate which high street banks and building societies have passed onto customers.
Rachel Springall, finance expert at Moneyfactscompare, reminded Britons why they need to ensure they take advantage of the best savings accounts of this week.
She explained: "Savers who have a simple easy access account may want to check to see if they are getting a decent return on their pot, as rates have improved due to provider competition.
"The average easy access rate rose to 3.12 per cent, the first rise since March 2024.
"The average rate is above three per cent but the best deals pay much more, so it is clear there are many easy access accounts out there paying a poor return."
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Here is a breakdown of the best savings accounts of the week, according to Moneyfactscompare:
Best regular savings accounts
Best fixed-rate savings accounts
Best cash ISAs
Best easy access savings accounts
Here is a full list of the best easy access savings products without a bonus attached: