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UTB 30 Day Notice – 4.65% Gross/AER to 4.75% Gross/AER

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UTB 30 Day Notice – 4.65% Gross/AER to 4.75% Gross/AER

What is the interest rate?
4.65% Gross/AER* – On all balances between £5,000.00 – £9,999.99.

4.75% Gross/AER* –  On the full balance, for balances of £10,000 and above.

The interest is calculated daily using the cleared balance of the account and paid annually on 31st October, and at the point of closing your account.

*AER stands for Annual Equivalent Rate and illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year.

Can United Trust Bank change the interest rate?
Yes. The interest rate is variable and can therefore move up and down. Please see clause A4.3 – A4.5 (inclusive) of our Terms and Conditions for further information.

What would the estimated balance be after 12  months based on two example deposit amounts?

Deposit at Account Opening Balance after 12 Months
£5,000.00 £5,232.50
£10,000.00 £10,475.00

This assumes the interest rate does not change and no withdrawals or deposits are made during the year. The projections provided are for illustrative purposes only and do not take into account individual circumstances.

How do I open and manage my account?
To open an account:
– You need to be 18 or over and permanently reside in the United Kingdom.
– The account can be held jointly by up to two people.
– The minimum balance is £5,000.00 per account.
– The maximum balance is £1m per account.
– You can open our personal accounts online at our website, www.utbank.co.uk.
– A Nominated Bank Account must be provided when applying for an account. This must be a transactional UK Bank account, and must be in your name.
– You have 14 days after submitting your application to fund your account, which needs to be sent from your Nominated Account either electronically or a cheque. If it is not funded within the 14 days we will close the account.

To manage the account:
– You can communicate and manage your account via our online portal, email, post or telephone.

Can I withdraw money?
Yes, however 30 days’ notice is required for any withdrawals or closure.

Notice can be given by email or using the contact form on our website. Please state your name, account number, amount of withdrawal, and confirmation of the nominated bank account.

Additional information
– Rates correct at the time of issue. Offers can be withdrawn at any time.
– Opening the account is subject to our Terms and Conditions.
– Interest is paid Gross ie. without the deduction of tax.
– Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and could change in the future.

Need some help with our Personal accounts?
Here you can find answers to our most common questions. If you still cannot find what you are looking for, please use the contact us form within our ‘How can we help’ section.

Please take time to read and understand our Terms and Conditions before applying for any of our accounts.

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UTB 180 Day Notice Base Rate Tracker – 5.00% Gross/AER

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UTB 180 Day Notice Base Rate Tracker – 5.00% Gross/AER

What is the interest rate?
– 5.00% Gross/AER*

The interest is calculated daily using the cleared balance of the account and paid annually on 31st October, and at the point of closing your account.

The interest rate tracks the Bank of England Base Rate, currently 5.00%, for the duration of the account being open.

To access and monitor the Bank of England Base Rate visit www.bankofengland.co.uk

*AER stands for Annual Equivalent Rate and illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year.

Can United Trust Bank change the interest rate?
Yes. The interest rate is variable and can therefore move up and down. Please see clause B1.4 of our Terms and Conditions for further information.

This will happen within three days following a Bank of England Base Rate change. We will notify you of an interest rate change by letter or email as well as publishing this on our website.

What would the estimated balance be after 12 months based on a £5,000 deposit?
£5,250.00.

The projection assumes that the Bank of England Base Rate is 5.00% and does not take into account fluctuation to the Bank of England Base Rate, or withdrawals or deposits made into the account.

The projection provided is for illustrative purposes only and does not take into account individual circumstances.

How do I open and manage my account?
To open an account:
– You need to be 18 or over and permanently reside in the United Kingdom.
– The account can be held jointly by up to two people.
– The minimum balance is £5,000.00 per account.
– The maximum balance is £1m per account.
– You can open our personal accounts online at our website, www.utbank.co.uk.
– A Nominated Bank Account must be provided when applying for an account. This must be a transactional UK Bank account, and must be in your name.
– You have 14 days after submitting your application to fund your account, which needs to be sent from your Nominated Account either electronically or a cheque. If it is not funded within the 14 days we will close the account.

To manage the account:
– You can communicate and manage your account via our online portal, email, post or telephone.

Can I withdraw money?
Yes, however 180 days’ notice is required for any withdrawals or closure.

Notice can be given by email or using the contact form on our website. Please state your name, account number, amount of withdrawal, and confirmation of the nominated bank account.

Additional information
– Rates correct at the time of issue. Offers can be withdrawn at any time.
– The Bank of England Base Rate is currently 5.00%.
– Opening the account is subject to our Terms and Conditions.
– Interest is paid Gross i.e. without the deduction of tax.
– Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and could change in the future.

Need some help with our Personal accounts?
Here you can find answers to our most common questions. If you still cannot find what you are looking for, please use the contact us form within our ‘How can we help’ section.

Please take time to read and understand our Terms and Conditions before applying for any of our accounts.

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How do I apply for an account?

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Once you have decided which account you would like to open, simply click on the ‘Apply’ button in the Summary Box window for that account and complete the application form online. You can also head directly to the beginning of the application form here.

Are there different types of personal savings accounts?

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There are three common types of savings account:

Fixed Term Bonds – These allow you to set aside a one-off sum for a specified length of time and earn an agreed rate of interest during that period. However, with most fixed term bonds, you cannot withdraw your money during the term of the bond, so you should only deposit funds you won’t need to access during that time.

Notice Accounts – These allow you to deposit funds whenever you wish and to earn an agreed variable rate of interest on your balance. However, you can only make withdrawals after giving the required notice. For example, with a 40-Day Notice Account you would have to request a withdrawal 40 days before you needed to have the money. These accounts offer more flexibility than fixed term bonds and usually pay a slightly lower interest rate as a result.

Instant Access Accounts – These offer the greatest flexibility as you can withdraw your money at any time. However, these typically pay the lowest rates of interest of the three main types of savings accounts.

What is the minimum and maximum I can invest?

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The minimum initial investment is usually £5,000 per account, and if you would like to deposit more than £1,000,000, please click here to find out how we can help you.

Are personal savings protected by the FSCS?

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Yes, all personal savings are protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) up to £85,000, and £170,000 for joint accounts. To find out more, please click here.

How do I register for online banking?

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To register your details, please click here or go to www.utbank.co.uk/online-banking-verification. After you have successfully registered your details, we will email you your username and a temporary password. Please check your junk or spam folders in case our email is diverted there.

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