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Best buy – fixed rate offshore savings accounts


Compare offshore savings accounts that offer a fixed interest rate for a set period.
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Lloyds TSB International

Fixed Term Deposit
4.50%
5 Year Bond£10000
Clydesdale Bank International

Term Deposit
4.30%
60 Month Bond£10000
Alliance & Leicester International

5 Year Fixed Rate Bond Issue 14
4.00%
31.05.17£5000
Lloyds TSB International

Fixed Term Deposit
4.00%
3 Year Bond£10000
Clydesdale Bank International

Term Deposit
4.00%
36 Month Bond£10000
Clydesdale Bank International

Term Deposit
3.80%
24 Month Bond£10000
Alliance & Leicester International

2 Year Fixed Rate Bond Issue 34
3.70%
30.05.14£5000
Alliance & Leicester International

1 Year Fixed Rate Bond Issue 103
3.50%
31.05.13£5000
Permanent Bank International Ltd

1 Year Fixed Deposit
3.50%
1 Year Bond£20000
Bank of Ireland (IOM)

High Interest Return Account
3.50%
1 Year Bond£25000
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Lloyds TSB International

Fixed Term Deposit
3.40%
1 Year Bond£10000
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What are fixed rate offshore savings accounts? 

Offshore fixed rate bonds (or savings accounts) may suit you if you have a lump sum to save and don’t require access to the money for a set term. This period could be anything from 1 to 5 years with higher interest rates on offer the longer you are prepared to put your money away.

Whilst fixed bonds tend to offer the best rates of all offshore savings accounts, you must be sure you can do without your savings for the term of the bond. Early access to your money is not generally allowed and, if it is, will normally be subject to an interest penalty. So if you think you could need access before the end of the term, a fixed offshore account is not for you.

Moneyfacts.co.uk best buy fixed rate offshore accounts are denominated in sterling. You can find the best accounts denominated in euros or US dollars by using our offshore savings search.

Funds kept offshore don't fall under the UK Financial Services Compensation Scheme, even if your bank is a subsidiary of a UK bank or building society. Depending on where the bank is licenced you might be protected by a scheme in that jurisdiction.

Depositor protection schemes in crown dependencies


Gibraltar
100% of the total of all qualifying deposits up to a maximum of €100,000 via the Gibraltar Deposit Guarantee Scheme.

Guernsey
First £50,000 per individual claimant per licensed institution via the Guernsey Banking Deposit Compensation Scheme.


Isle of Man

Depositors' compensation scheme (DCS) that compensates up to £50,000 of net deposits per individual depositor.

Jersey
Depositor's Protection Scheme. Individual depositors are protected up to £50,000 per person per Jersey Banking Group.

Find out where an offshore bank is registered, and the relevant compensation scheme in our depositor protection scheme guide.

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