HSBC Flexible Saver
Whether you’re saving for a wedding, a new car, a once-in-a-lifetime holiday or maybe all 3, you can open as many Flexible Saver accounts as you have reasons to save.
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Open an account with £1
How much you save is up to you – you can put in a lump sum or save a little at a time, starting from just £1
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Save a bit every month
You can choose to save by standing order, transferring a set amount into the account each month or by making a lump sum payment. There’s no maximum balance
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Access your money instantly
This is an instant access account, so you can take out and transfer money whenever you need to, no notice required
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Watch your money grow
You’ll earn interest on your savings – and, if you’re an HSBC Advance customer, you’ll enjoy preferential rates that could help you save even more. More on HSBC Advance
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Manage your money anytime
Once opened, you can manage your account via telephone and online banking, the HSBC UK Mobile Banking app or in any of our branches
Open a Flexible Saver account today
Start saving for something special with just a £1 deposit.
Please read the important product information and check eligibility before you apply.
Key product information
How it works
Flexible Savers help you save for anything, in a way that suits you. You can start your Flexible Saver account with just £1, and pay in lump sums or set up a standing order to save a set amount each month.
It's an instant access account, so you can put in or take out money whenever you like. There are no charges for withdrawals.
You can open as many Flexible Saver accounts as you like – perhaps one for a wedding and another for a holiday.
You'll earn interest on your money and if you're an HSBC Advance customer you are eligible for a preferential rate. More on HSBC Advance.
Unless you tell us otherwise, we will send you paper statements via the post. If you prefer, you can switch off your paper statements on Online Banking.
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Answer |
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What is the account name? |
Flexible Saver |
What is the interest rate? |
All Balances Standard Rate Interest rate : 0.15% AER/Gross
Interest rate : 0.20% AER/Gross
Standard Rates - all customers except HSBC Advance and HSBC Graduate customers.
Preferential Rates - HSBC Advance and HSBC Advance Graduate customers only.
Interest is calculated daily and credited to the account monthly.
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Can HSBC change the interest rate? |
Yes, the interest rate is variable. We can change the interest rate on this account, in line with the account's Terms and Conditions. |
What would the estimated balance be after 12 months based on a £1,000 deposit? |
Initial Deposit of £1,000
Standard Rate Interest rate: 0.15% AER/Gross
Preferential Rate Interest rate: 0.20% AER/Gross Balance at end of 12 months: £1,002
For the purpose of this calculation, it is assumed: Initial deposit of £1,000 No further deposits No changes apply to the interest rate during the 12 months
Projection provided for illustrative purposes only and does not take into account individual circumstances.
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How do I open & manage my account? |
Eligibility:
How to open the account:
Minimum/Maximum Balance:
How to manage the account:
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Can I withdraw money? |
Yes, you have instant access to your account. You can make as many fee free withdrawals as you like. |
Additional Information |
A 14 day cancellation period applies to this account. We do not deduct tax from any interest paid to you. Tax benefits depend on individual circumstances and could change in the future. Definitions:
Rates correct as at 03.09.2018 |
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What is the account name? |
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Answer |
Flexible Saver |
Question |
What is the interest rate? |
Answer |
All Balances Standard Rate Interest rate : 0.15% AER/Gross
Interest rate : 0.20% AER/Gross
Standard Rates - all customers except HSBC Advance and HSBC Graduate customers.
Preferential Rates - HSBC Advance and HSBC Advance Graduate customers only.
Interest is calculated daily and credited to the account monthly.
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Question |
Can HSBC change the interest rate? |
Answer |
Yes, the interest rate is variable. We can change the interest rate on this account, in line with the account's Terms and Conditions. |
Question |
What would the estimated balance be after 12 months based on a £1,000 deposit? |
Answer |
Initial Deposit of £1,000
Standard Rate Interest rate: 0.15% AER/Gross
Preferential Rate Interest rate: 0.20% AER/Gross Balance at end of 12 months: £1,002
For the purpose of this calculation, it is assumed: Initial deposit of £1,000 No further deposits No changes apply to the interest rate during the 12 months
Projection provided for illustrative purposes only and does not take into account individual circumstances.
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Question |
How do I open & manage my account? |
Answer |
Eligibility:
How to open the account:
Minimum/Maximum Balance:
How to manage the account:
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Question |
Can I withdraw money? |
Answer |
Yes, you have instant access to your account. You can make as many fee free withdrawals as you like. |
Question |
Additional Information |
Answer |
A 14 day cancellation period applies to this account. We do not deduct tax from any interest paid to you. Tax benefits depend on individual circumstances and could change in the future. Definitions:
Rates correct as at 03.09.2018 |
How to apply
Apply online
If you have an HSBC current or another savings account and you're registered for online banking, you can apply online in minutes.
If you don’t have a HSBC current account please apply in your local branch.
Non-UK tax residents
If you’re liable to pay tax outside the UK, please apply at your local branch
Register for online banking
It only takes a few minutes. Then, once you receive your security details, you can apply online right away.
Additional information
Before applying, please take the time to read the following documents. You may also want to save them for future reference.
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