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Ford Money Fixed Rate ISAs

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1 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA

from Aldermore

Interest Rate (AER) 5.30%
  • Term: 1 Year

2 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA

from Leeds Building Society

Interest Rate (AER) 5.10%
  • Term: 2 Years
  • Interest paid annually
  • ISA transfers also allowed in
  • Open online, in branch or by post
  • FSCS Protected
  • Must be UK resident and be aged 18 or older
  • Withdrawals permitted subject to 150 days lost interest

Calculate your interest with this plan

Your savings:
£
You could gain:
£0.00 (per tax year)

1 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA

from Leeds Building Society

Interest Rate (AER) 5.05%
  • Term: 1 Year
  • Interest paid annually
  • ISA transfers also allowed in
  • Open online, in branch or by post
  • FSCS Protected
  • Must be UK resident and be aged 18 or older
  • Withdrawals permitted subject to 60 days lost interest

Calculate your interest with this plan

Your savings:
£
You could gain:
£0.00 (per tax year)

2 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA

from Aldermore

Interest Rate (AER) 5.00%
  • Term: 2 Year

3 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA

from Leeds Building Society

Interest Rate (AER) 4.85%
  • Term: 3 Years
  • Interest paid annually
  • ISA transfers also allowed in
  • Open online, in branch or by post
  • FSCS Protected
  • Must be UK resident and be aged 18 or older
  • Withdrawals permitted subject to 240 days lost interest

Calculate your interest with this plan

Your savings:
£
You could gain:
£0.00 (per tax year)

3 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA

from Aldermore

Interest Rate (AER) 4.85%
  • Term: 3 Years
  • £1,000 minimum opening balance

Calculate your interest with this plan

Your savings:
£
You could gain:
£0.00 (per tax year)

What are ISAs

An individual savings account, also known as an ISA, lets you earn up to £20,000 tax-free interest on your savings.

In addition to earning tax-free interest on your savings, you can also utilise an ISA to invest capital and enjoy tax-free returns from your investments.

Fixed rate ISAs

It is possible to earn tax-free interest and have instant access to your savings through cash and instant access ISAs. Unfortunately, cash and instant access ISAs generally offer some of the lower rates of interest on the ISA market.

Fixed rate ISAs can give you the chance to earn higher interest, providing you are willing to tie up your savings for longer period of time.

Ford Money fixed rate ISAs

Ford Money, the car manufacturer turned savings provider, now offers competitive financial service products for your savings. Ford Money have a wide range of savings products including fixed rate ISAs.

Ford Money have a number of fixed rate cash ISAs on offer. You can choose to lock your savings up for 1 year, 18 months or two years. The longer you are prepared to leave your savings in a fixed rate ISA, the higher rate of interest you will receive.

You can open a Ford Money fixed rate ISA from £500, with a maximum deposit of £2,000,000. If you decide that you wish to withdraw your capital, then you can do so within the first 14 days of opening the fixed rate ISA; any withdrawals following the first 14 days will be subject to an early withdrawal charge.

Next steps

If you want to explore your fixed rate ISA options, then review our table above. Our ISA table above provides some of the best ISAs available on the market, including ISAs from other lenders.

Oliver Roylance-Smith
Edited by Oliver Roylance-Smith - ISA.co.uk

Frequently Asked Questions

ISA accounts are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). This means that all ISA providers are covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) for up to £85,000 if they go out of business.

Please note that this may not apply to the underlying holdings within a Stocks and Shares ISA, and will not cover standard investment losses. 

You can lose money in a Stocks and Shares ISA if your investments go down in value. You cannot lose money with a Cash ISA.

Yes, you can. You can transfer a Cash ISA or different Stocks and Shares ISA into your Self Select ISA at any time by completing a transfer form with your new ISA provider.

Make sure you complete the form and don’t just withdraw the money yourself to pay it into your new account, or your money will lose its ISA status and might not be allowed to put it all back in.

For Cash or Stocks and Shares ISAs, yes, although some Cash ISAs may charge a fee or void your interest if you surrender your policy before the fixed term has ended.