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Business Notice Accounts

Find a Business Notice Account that's right for you and compare the best available rates in the UK today.

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  • Allica Bank 180-Day Notice Savings Account (Issue 1)
    AER
    5.01%
    Account Type
    Business Variable
    Notice
    180 Day
    Interest Paid
    Anniversary
    Go To Provider's Site
  • Market Harborough BS Business 180 Day Notice Account
    AER
    5.00%
    Account Type
    Business Variable
    Notice
    180 Day
    Interest Paid
    Yearly
    Go To Provider's Site
  • Cambridge & Counties Bank 95 Day Business Notice Account Issue 24
    AER
    4.55%
    Account Type
    Business Variable
    Notice
    95 Day
    Interest Paid
    Yearly
    Further Options ˅
    Go To Provider's Site
    AER
    4.55%
    Account Type
    Business Variable
    Notice
    95 Day
    Interest Paid
    Monthly
    Go To Provider's Site
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  • Redwood Bank 95 Day Business Savings Account (Issue 16)
    AER
    4.55%
    Account Type
    Business Variable
    Notice
    95 Day
    Interest Paid
    Anniversary
    Further Options ˅
    Go To Provider's Site
    AER
    4.55%
    Account Type
    Business Variable
    Notice
    95 Day
    Interest Paid
    Monthly
    Go To Provider's Site
  • Allica Bank 95-Day Notice Savings Account (Issue 1)
    AER
    4.53%
    Account Type
    Business Variable
    Notice
    95 Day
    Interest Paid
    Anniversary
    Go To Provider's Site
  • Harpenden BS 95 Days’ Notice - Business Savings - Issue 1
    AER
    4.52%
    Account Type
    Business Variable
    Notice
    95 Day
    Interest Paid
    Yearly
    Go To Provider's Site
  • Hampshire Trust Bank 95 Day Business Notice Account (Issue 9)
    AER
    4.50%
    Account Type
    Business Variable
    Notice
    95 Day
    Interest Paid
    Anniversary
    Go To Provider's Site
  • Harpenden BS 35 Days’ Notice - Business Savings - Issue 1
    AER
    4.07%
    Account Type
    Business Variable
    Notice
    35 Day
    Interest Paid
    Yearly
    Go To Provider's Site
  • Cambridge & Counties Bank 31 Day Business Notice Account Issue 8
    AER
    4.05%
    Account Type
    Business Variable
    Notice
    31 Day
    Interest Paid
    Yearly
    Further Options ˅
    Go To Provider's Site
    AER
    4.05%
    Account Type
    Business Variable
    Notice
    31 Day
    Interest Paid
    Monthly
    Go To Provider's Site
  • Redwood Bank 35 Day Business Savings Account (Issue 10)
    AER
    3.75%
    Account Type
    Business Variable
    Notice
    35 Day
    Interest Paid
    Anniversary
    Further Options ˅
    Go To Provider's Site
    AER
    3.75%
    Account Type
    Business Variable
    Notice
    35 Day
    Interest Paid
    Monthly
    Go To Provider's Site
Note

Eligible deposits with UK institutions are protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme up to a maximum level of protection of £85,000 per business per institution. The deposits of most non-financial services businesses are covered up to the £85,000 limit.

Disclaimer

The list of notice business accounts providers on this page is a selection of services available and gives you an idea of the kind of options available. You can find out more about the individual products by visiting any of the providers listed. All information is subject to change without notice. Please check all terms before making any decisions. This information is intended solely to provide guidance and is not financial advice. Moneyfactscompare.co.uk will not be liable for any loss arising from your use or reliance on this information. If you are in any doubt, Moneyfactscompare.co.uk recommends you obtain independent financial advice.

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Business notice accounts explained

What is a business notice savings account?

A business notice savings account is an account that requires the business to serve a set number of days’ notice to withdraw their funds. Notice periods can range from 7 days through to 180 days or more.

Notice business savings FAQs

Can I open a notice account for my business?

Yes, most notice business accounts are available to a range of organisations, from the self-employed, micro businesses through to private limited companies.

How much money do I need to open a notice savings account for my company?

There are notice accounts available for businesses that start with a minimum deposit of £1.

How do I get the best savings rate for my notice business savings account?

A higher balance could get you a higher rate, usually some of the better rates start from £10,000. In addition, a longer notice period could also equate to a higher rate. However, it’s not always the case as some providers choose to be more competitive to secure business deposits and may offer improved rates for notice periods.

What is the difference between a business savings account with a notice period versus a business bond?

A bond will offer you a fixed rate of interest for a fixed duration of time, whereas notice accounts usually have a variable rate of interest. This means the bank or building society can change this rate at any time (subject to giving you written notice of the change in advance).

Both products usually include penalties if you try to access your funds before the notice period set or the fixed term ends.

Why not also look at our best rates for business bonds and easy access business savings accounts?

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