Personal Banking - Savings - Instant Access Accounts - Bank of Ireland Northern Ireland

FlexSave

Our new FlexSave Account is designed for individuals or Businesses who want their money to work hard for them.

A variable rate of 1.75%* gross^1/AER² – on balances over £1,000
Introductory bonus of 1.5% for the first 12 months from account opening
Interest rates are variable. View our current interest rates here
Interest is paid annually in March
Minimum amount you can open the account with is £3,000
Maximum amount you can save £10,000,000
You can have instant access to your money. There are no limits on the number of withdrawals you can make
You can pay more money into the account at any time
You can manage your account by phone, on the internet or in a branch.

Before you apply view the Product Summary Box

^{*Rate is correct as at 14/11/2011 and includes an introductory bonus of 1.5% for the first 12 months from account opening.}

Classic Saver

Our Classic Saver account aims to provide the benefits of a Demand Deposit account together with rewarding your saving by paying higher rates of interest the more you save. This account also gives you the option of a Passbook to allow you to track the amount you have saved. Classic Saver will suit you if you want instant access to your savings together with higher interest as your balance rises.

The minimum amount you can open an account with is £2
There is no maximum to the amount you can save.
Interest rates are variable. View our interest rates here

You can lodge, withdraw or transfer money to/from your account using any of the following methods:

At any Bank of Ireland UK branch
By telephone or on the Internet using our 365 service

Before you apply view the product summary box

For more information, or to apply now, click here or call us free us on

0800 0850 444*

_{*May not include mobiles and calls from outside the UK. For your security and to improve our service to you, we may record and monitor phone calls for training purposes.}

^{1 The Gross Interest Rate represents the fixed rate payable before the deduction of income tax at the prevailing rate.}
^{2 AER stands for Annual Equivalent Rate and illustrates what the interest would be if the interest rate was paid and compounded each year. As everyadvertisement for a savings product which quotes an interest rate will contain an AER, you will be able to compare more easily what return you canexpect to receive over time}

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