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Fixed rate, fixed term product, and no withdrawals after the first two days until your account matures
By choosing to save with Bank North, you can put money aside for that once in a lifetime holiday, a deposit on a new property, or to keep it tucked away for retirement. All without the hassle. We offer fair interest rates so that we can support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in your local community
Fixed rate, fixed term product, and no withdrawals after the first two days until your account matures
A: To be eligible to open a savings account with Bank North, you must be a UK resident and over the age of 18. You will need a valid UK address and a UK current account in your name, which Bank North will use as your nominated account. If you are a non-UK citizen residing in the UK, you may need to provide additional documents to verify your identity.
A: You can transfer money from your Nominated Account using one-off electronic payments and regular standing orders, as well as from existing Bank North accounts in your name (subject to specific terms and conditions of products).
Simply make the payment in the normal ways your current account's bank allows, such as online, branch and telephone banking and set up your new Bank North account as a new recipient using the details below.
Make your payment using the details we provided at account opening, also provided below for ease:
Account name: Bank North Limited
Sort Code: 04 06 35
Account Number: 00000060
Payment reference: use the seven-digit account number we provided at account opening or in emails from us.
Please include the payment reference so we know it's you. If your payment reference is missing or wrong we'll send the funds back to you.
A: Of course! You can personalise the name of each of your accounts to help you save. Just log in and choose the account you want to personalise.
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Your eligible deposits with Bank North are protected up to a total of £85,000 by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, the UK’s deposit guarantee scheme. Find out more here.