Rollover Bond

Rollover Bond is a fixed rate bond that you can "rollover" each year without the need to re-apply. What's more, it gives you the chance to increase or reduce your savings at the end of each term.


Key Features

  • Ideal home for longer term savings
  • Fixed, up-to-date interest rate
  • Minimum initial deposit of only £100
  • Automatic rollover into a new 1 year term
  • Access your money without loss of interest during rollover month
  1. Eligibility

    The Rollover Bond is available to UK residents and to individuals acting as trustees on their behalf.

  2. Up-to-date interest rates

    At the start of each month we will set the (interest rate) that will apply throughout the term to all Bonds opened during that month. Regardless of what happens to interest rates, you can open a Bond at this rate until the last working day of the month. A new rate of interest will be set at the start of the following month. Of course, interest rates available in previous or subsequent months could be higher or lower than when your Bond is opened due to changing economic conditions. 

  3. How much you can save

    You can save as little as £100 or as much as £500,000.

    A new issue of the Bond is introduced each month and there is no limit to how many you can have. When you have opened a Bond, we will give you a receipt for the amount you have invested and a folder to keep all your paperwork together. At the end of the month in which your Bond is opened, we will also send you a certificate to confirm your investment and interest rate.

  4. On maturity

    At the end of the term your balance will be transferred to a new issue of the Bond and your "rollover month" will begin.

    We will send you a new certificate in the first week after maturity showing you how much interest you have earned, the balance carried forward and the rate of interest applying to the latest issue.

    During the rollover month you will have instant access to your money and will be able to add to your balance. If you want to keep your money in the Bond - do nothing.

  5. When you need your money

    You will be able to access your money during the rollover month without loss of interest. You can also close your Bond after it has been opened or rolled-over for at least 3 months but 90 days interest will be deducted if you decide to do this.

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Key Product Information for our Savings Account

Account Name Rollover Bond
Interest rates (AERs) One year fixed rate paid annually or monthly,view interest rate
Tax Status
 or 
Conditions for bonus payment N/A
Withdrawal arrangements Unlimited withdrawals and closure permitted during Rollover month without loss of interest. No withdrawals permitted during the fixed term. Early closure during each fixed term is only permitted after 3 months, with 90 days' loss of interest on the closing balance. Subject to daily withdrawal limits
Access Branch or Agency

Whether you can benefit from gross, net or tax free interest is dependent on your own personal circumstances and tax status and so may be subject to change in the future.

How to Apply

This savings account can be operated in various ways but must be opened at a branch or via the post.

Note: When applying for a YBS account you will need to verify your identity and address.  Check our Verifying your Identity section for more details of what you may need to take with you.


To open an account:


More information:

  • Call us on 0845 1200 100 
    Lines are open: 8.00am to 8.00pm Monday to Friday, 9.00am to 1.00pm on Saturday

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