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Some savings accounts pay interest on your savings monthly. Generally speaking you can either have this interest added to your account balance, or have it paid in to another savings or current account (although some monthly income accounts will only allow interest to be paid into another account).
An account that pays monthly interest is suitable for you if you use interest from your savings to supplement your monthly income. If you can afford to not have access to your savings, some Fixed Rate Bonds offer a monthly interest option, which may pay higher than a variable rate monthly interest account.