Compare Natwest ISAs
Compare ISAs from Natwest and other ISA options available.
Investment ISAs put your capital at risk & you may get back less than you originally invested
- Term: 1 Year
- Invest From: £1,000
Terms and Conditions: You must be 18 or over and a UK Resident. Currently you can only subscribe to one Cash ISA with NatWest Bank per tax year. You must hold the account solely in your name. NatWest’s FRISA rates are 3.75% AER/Tax-free p.a. (fixed) for 1 year and 3.60% AER/Tax-free p.a. (fixed) for 2 years. Rate available until 5pm on 1st May 2025 for new customers and 6th May 2025 for existing customers. Offer may be withdrawn early due to limited availability. Interest is calculated daily and paid annually to your ISA on the first business day in April and on the Maturity Payment Date. You can withdraw money from your account up to 23rd May 2025. If you want to make a withdrawal after this time and before the Maturity Date, you must close your account by giving written notice in branch. ISA subscription limits apply. If you make a payment into your Fixed Rate ISA you will not be able to make any further payments for that tax year into any other cash ISA with NatWest or Royal Bank of Scotland. Early Closure Charge applies. The Early Closure Charge will be the lower of the amount of interest earned on your account or 90 days’ interest. The Early Closure Charge will be deducted from the balance of your Fixed Rate ISA. The interest payable on the money held in your account is tax-free. The tax treatment may be subject to change in the future and depends on your individual circumstances.
Show More- Term: 2 Years
- Invest From: £1,000
Terms and Conditions: You must be 18 or over and a UK Resident. Currently you can only subscribe to one Cash ISA with NatWest Bank per tax year. You must hold the account solely in your name. NatWest’s FRISA rates are 3.75% AER/Tax-free p.a. (fixed) for 1 year and 3.60% AER/Tax-free p.a. (fixed) for 2 years. Rate available until 5pm on 1st May 2025 for new customers and 6th May 2025 for existing customers. Offer may be withdrawn early due to limited availability. Interest is calculated daily and paid annually to your ISA on the first business day in April and on the Maturity Payment Date. You can withdraw money from your account up to 23rd May 2025. If you want to make a withdrawal after this time and before the Maturity Date, you must close your account by giving written notice in branch. ISA subscription limits apply. If you make a payment into your Fixed Rate ISA you will not be able to make any further payments for that tax year into any other cash ISA with NatWest or Royal Bank of Scotland. Early Closure Charge applies. The Early Closure Charge will be the lower of the amount of interest earned on your account or 90 days’ interest. The Early Closure Charge will be deducted from the balance of your Fixed Rate ISA. The interest payable on the money held in your account is tax-free. The tax treatment may be subject to change in the future and depends on your individual circumstances.
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- Term: 1 Year
- Invest From: £100
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 90 days lost interest
- Term: 1 Year
- Invest From: £500
Interest paid annually. ISA transfers also allowed in (some providers charge a transfer fee). Open and manage online. FSCS Protected. Must be UK resident and be aged 18 or older. Withdrawals permitted subject to 90 days loss of interest. Online ISA is provided by OneFamily, savings in Post Office Cash ISAs are deposited with Bank of Ireland UK
- Term: 2 Years
- Invest From: £500
Interest paid annually. ISA transfers also allowed in (some providers charge a transfer fee). Open and manage online. FSCS Protected. Must be UK resident and be aged 18 or older. Withdrawals permitted subject to 180 days loss of interest. Online ISA is provided by OneFamily, savings in Post Office Cash ISAs are deposited with Bank of Ireland UK
Natwest ISA
If you are looking for a tax-free or tax efficient way to save, you may be wondering if a Natwest ISA is the right choice for you. Whether you’re looking for a Cash ISA, Stocks and Shares ISA or both, it’s best to make sure you’re getting the most from your personal allowance, so before you decide you can check out the comparison table below to compare a selection of top, best buy ISAs from different providers and click the links to apply online:
Natwest offers a choice of a fixed rate ISA or Instant Access ISA:
- Natwest Fixed Rate Cash ISA: offers a fixed rate you know in advance how much your savings will earn with a choice of one or two year terms. This account operates on a tiered system of interest so the more invested the better the interest rate offered. Interest paid annually.
- Natwest Easy Cash ISA: offers tax-free savings within your annual maximum allowance. The interest paid is variable and paid monthly, works on a tiered system so savers who invest more will receive better rates of interest. No withdrawal penalties so you are free to take out money whenever you want to.
- Natwest also offer a Help to Buy ISA and a Junior ISA.
Types of ISA
UK ISA’s can be categorised as either Cash Individual Savings Account or Stocks & Shares Individual Savings Accounts. You are only allowed to have one of each type of ISA each tax year, your personal allowance amount stays the same however, so if you choose to open one of each account you need to break up your allowance between the two.
- Cash ISAs – Work essentially like a standard savings account, the only difference is up to your maximum allowance any interest you earn is tax-free. Providers tend to offer ISA’s in various different incarnations depending on how much access you feel you will need to your savings. Some types of Cash ISA may include; Fixed rate, Easy Access, Instant Access. Generally with each provider accounts that offer you less access to your savings over the term of the account will offer better rates of interest than their accounts with more flexible access to your savings.
- Stocks & Shares ISAs – Work as an investment account you can use to put money into other products such as; gilts, funds, shares and stocks. There is a choice between self-select ISAs that allow you to pick the specific investments yourself or ISAs that pool your money into funds with other investors, While you still have to pay interest on dividends earned, you do not have to pay capital gains tax or income tax up to your maximum allowance. As the investments you make with this kind of account can decrease in value as well as increase you may get back less than you originally invested with this kind of ISA and your capital is not protected.
Transferring ISAs
All providers of ISAs have to let you transfer them to other providers; however they are allowed to place an interest penalty on your account for doing so. This means it is worth regularly shopping around to find the best buy ISA available to you, however if your current provider will impose a penalty you should check to ensure that you would not actually earn more staying put.