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Best Fixed Rate Bonds with Monthly Interest

Our easy-to-use comparison chart below shows the best interest rates available for Monthly Interest Fixed Rate Bonds. You can personalise the table by specifying the size of your investment amount to tailor the search results.

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We found 156 products in total, of which 18 have links to providers.

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  • RCI Bank UK 2 Year Fixed Term Savings Account
    AER
    5.05%
    Account Type
    Fixed
    Term
    2 Year Bond
    Interest Paid
    Monthly
    Go To Provider's Site
  • StreamBank Fixed Rate Account - Issue 14
    AER
    5.05%
    Account Type
    Fixed
    Term
    1 Year Bond
    Interest Paid
    Monthly
    Go To Provider's Site
  • RCI Bank UK 3 Year Fixed Term Savings Account
    AER
    4.70%
    Account Type
    Fixed
    Term
    3 Year Bond
    Interest Paid
    Monthly
    Go To Provider's Site
  • Aldermore 1 Year Fixed Rate Savings Account
    AER
    4.65%
    Account Type
    Fixed
    Term
    1 Year Bond
    Interest Paid
    Monthly
    Go To Provider's Site
  • Aldermore 9 Month Fixed Rate Savings Account
    AER
    4.65%
    Account Type
    Fixed
    Term
    9 Month Bond
    Interest Paid
    Monthly
    Go To Provider's Site
  • Leeds BS 1 Year Fixed Rate Monthly Income Bond (Issue 15)
    AER
    4.60%
    Account Type
    Fixed
    Term
    02.06.25
    Interest Paid
    Monthly
    Go To Provider's Site
  • RCI Bank UK 1 Year Fixed Term Savings Account
    AER
    4.60%
    Account Type
    Fixed
    Term
    1 Year Bond
    Interest Paid
    Monthly
    Go To Provider's Site
  • Aldermore 2 Year Fixed Rate Savings Account
    AER
    4.55%
    Account Type
    Fixed
    Term
    2 Year Bond
    Interest Paid
    Monthly
    Go To Provider's Site
  • Aldermore 18 Month Fixed Rate Savings Account
    AER
    4.50%
    Account Type
    Fixed
    Term
    18 Month Bond
    Interest Paid
    Monthly
    Go To Provider's Site
  • Buckinghamshire BS Issue 197 Fixed Rate Bond
    AER
    4.50%
    Account Type
    Fixed
    Term
    31.05.27
    Interest Paid
    Monthly
    Go To Provider's Site
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All rates subject to change without notice. Please check all rates and terms before investing or borrowing.

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Quick guide to monthly interest fixed rate bonds

At a glance

  • A monthly interest savings account pays you interest on a monthly basis, which can be paid into another account or added to the savings within the account depending on the terms of the account.
  • There are a number of savings accounts that pay monthly interest, these include easy access accounts, cash ISAs, fixed rate ISAs, notice accounts, fixed rate bonds and offshore savings.
  • Normally the best rates are on fixed rate bonds, but these usually don’t allow you to withdraw your money before the end of the fixed period.

How do monthly Interest Fixed Rate Bonds work?

Monthly interest fixed rate bonds pay interest monthly on a lump sum deposited for a fixed term. These bonds can be one of the best options if you are looking for an account which will provide you with a source of regular monthly extra income. Make sure the account you choose has the option of interest being 'paid away', i.e. paid to your bank account. If an account only compounds the interest, or pays it only when the bond matures, you won't be able to take an income from it.

How our best Monthly Interest Fixed Rate Bonds comparison works

Finding the best monthly interest fixed rate bonds with our handy comparison table couldn’t be simpler: Just enter a few details and you’ll be presented with a tailored table of results based on your choices. First will be all the ‘direct’ deals where you can apply in an easy, hassle-free way by just clicking on the ‘Go To Provider’s Site button. Under these are the deals from the rest of the marketplace. To reorder the whole table into rate order, just untick the box at the top of the search table.

How to choose the best Monthly Interest Fixed Rate Bonds deal for you

Largely what you consider the ‘best’ monthly interest fixed rate bonds will be as individual as your requirements. However, it goes without saying that you are best advised to look at and compare deals prior to deciding. The number of monthly interest fixed rate bonds deals on offer will depend on both the term and minimum deposit you are prepared to make.

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