Best savings account of the week: Savers implored to 'switch' to 8% interest rates
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Bank customers have been awarded with high savings interest rates in recent years
Savers are being reminded to take advantage of high interest rates on savings accounts and "switch" before its too late.
Experts from Moneyfactscompare have compiled a list of the best savings accounts of the week following the Bank of England's recent decision to slash the base rat to 4.75 per cent.
Best regular savings accounts
Here is a full list of the best regular savings accounts on offer for the week beginning November 11, 2024:
Best fixed-rate savings accounts
Here is a full list of the best savings accounts with a one-year fixed rate for the week beginning November 11, 2024:
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What are the best savings accounts of the week?
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Best Cash ISAs
Here is a full list of the best cash ISAs with a one-year fixed rate attached for the week beginning November 11, 2024:
Best easy-access savings accounts
Here is a full list of the best easy-access savings accounts without a bonus attached for the week beginning November 11, 2024:
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Rachel Springall, a finance expert at Moneyfactscompare.co.uk, broke down the current state of the savings market.
She explained: "The rate moves by providers within the savings market were mixed week-on-week, but there was a notable hit to short-term fixed bonds. Those looking for a guaranteed return on their investment will find a variety of top rate deals slashed, making it essential for savers to move quickly to grab a lucrative deal.
"Challenger banks continue to offer some of the best returns on the savings market, so these brands should not be overlooked in favour of the more familiar household names.
"As the Bank of England base rate fell further this will be disappointing news to hard-pressed savers. Consumers must be vigilant and monitor their savings pots closely and be sure to switch if their loyalty is not being rewarded.
"Outside of the Bank of England base rate, the swap rate market remains volatile, so providers will be conscious on how this may impact their future rate pricing in the weeks to come."