Many experts have warned that banks and building societies will likely reduce the current rate deals they have on offer.
However, analysts from money.co.uk have outlined the top savings accounts for this week which show that deals continue to be favourable for savers.
Here is a breakdown of this week’s best easy-access and notice savings accounts, fixed-rate bonds and ISAs:
Savings expert Lucinda O’Brien encouraged bank customers to take advantage of high-interest rates while they still have the chance.
She explained: “Interest rates are remaining fairly stable this week, with Metro Bank still offering the top rate for instant access savings at 5.22 percent.
“However, this is a limited edition rate, so you’ll need to follow some rules to unlock the best rate. In this instance, you’ll need to open a new account and deposit at least £500 within 28 days.
“If you fail to do this, the account offers a standard variable rate of 1.65 percent. Elsewhere, the top rates for fixed-rate accounts are mainly staying above five percent, with Metro Bank’s 1-year fixed account offering a competitive 5.8 percent.”
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