You can get a Cash e-ISA and this is a online flexible tax free savings account, up to 2.75% AER (2.72% tax free) you need a minimum amount of å£1 to open and is instant access with no charge. This is one of many options. For more details you can look on the website
There are several banks that offer online savings accounts with high interest payouts. The best banks to use for this are Suntrust and America's First Bank.
They offer competitive interest rates for savings accounts, as well as high interest rates for CD accounts. They also offer online banking and insurance for money you have in their accounts.
ING offers a high interest savings account, for locked in deposits. They also offer the Orange saving account, but the description for that offer is not available.
AIG online savings accounts seem to offer the best interest rates. As for brick-and-mortar banks, rates don't differ much, maxing out at around 2%.
I know that HSBC is a trusted banking institution. They have savings accounts as well, and do offer online banking for free also. You should check with them, and try to do it there.
Many major banks now offer online statements for savings accounts. A few examples of companies that offer this service are Barclays, Halifax, Lloyds TSB and HSBC.
HSBC offers all types of accounts online. They offer personal internet banking. They also offer credit cards, savings accounts, checking accounts, and certificate of deposits.
There are several banks that offer online savings accounts with high interest payouts. The best banks to use for this are Suntrust and America's First Bank.
- Bank of America - S.B.I
There are many interest rates offered by Military Bank Online on their savings accounts. The interest rates that Military Bank Online offers on their service accounts are as low as 3%.
"The type of accounts the Rainier Pacific Bank offers are Savings accounts, Checking accounts, Investment accounts, online accounts, business saving accounts and high yield savings."
"Pioneer Savings Bank offers two different kind of savings accounts. For buisness or personal. Personal saving accounts include, Statement Savings, where you can recieve an atm card, and a Passport Savings, where you can only view it online."
They offer competitive interest rates for savings accounts, as well as high interest rates for CD accounts. They also offer online banking and insurance for money you have in their accounts.
ING offers a high interest savings account, for locked in deposits. They also offer the Orange saving account, but the description for that offer is not available.
At the moment, ING savings accounts offer the highest interest rates for online customers. To follow online banking rates, visit www.bankrate.com. Bank of the Internet currently has the top 2 savings accounts with the highest APY's at 1.5%. Capital One Direct is in 3rd with an APY of 1.45.
AIG online savings accounts seem to offer the best interest rates. As for brick-and-mortar banks, rates don't differ much, maxing out at around 2%.
I know that HSBC is a trusted banking institution. They have savings accounts as well, and do offer online banking for free also. You should check with them, and try to do it there.