Find a savings account which makes your money work harder with uSwitch. Whether you're looking to transfer your savings or ISA, or open a new account, uSwitch can help.
You can find a savings account that suits you in less than 10 minutes with our online comparison.
Just fill in a few details and we'll show you a wide range of savings accounts. Plus our account comparison tool lets you see the differences at a glance.
What you'll need to have ready
You'll need to have an idea of:
- how much you want to save
- how long you want to save for
- whether you want to be able to get to your money immediately.
Step 1: tell us what sort of savings account you're looking for
Whether you're looking for a new ISA or want to transfer your savings, we can help you compare a wide range of different accounts.
With uSwitch, you can compare:
Step 2: we'll compare savings accounts and ISAs for you and show you what's available
We'll show you a list of savings accounts available, and you can order your results by interest AER or minimum investment. Click on the name of any of the savings accounts for more information.
You can also refine your search at any point.
The information we use to calculate your results is supplied by an independent personal finance data publisher that monitors all providers continually and updates us every day to make sure our results are comprehensive and accurate.
Step 3: choose an account and apply
Take a look at the results of your savings account comparison and choose the account that suits you best. You can find out more about any of the savings accounts or ISAs by clicking on the product name or logo.
If you've chosen an account that you can apply for through uSwitch, you'll be taken to the provider's website to complete the application process. We'll also send you an email confirming the account you've chosen.
Alternatively, if you've picked an account that you can't apply for with uSwitch, you can contact the provider yourself to apply for your new savings account.
Find a better savings account or ISA with uSwitch now
What happens afterwards?
How do I know my savings will be safe?
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) provides consumers with compensation if a bank collapses. Under the FSCS, if a bank fails, savings of up to £50,000 or £100,000 for joint accounts are protected.
However, bear in mind that if you have more than one account containing £50,000 with a single bank or banking group you would only be entitled to total compensation of £50,000, unless each of the banks are individually authorised by the Financial Services Authority (FSA).
If you want to find out more, read our guide to safe savings and savings protection.