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Market Tracker Saver (1)
An easy access savings account that tracks the market for you.
Key features
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Before you apply, please read the account summary box below. It is not intended to be a substitute for reading the Product Features leaflet and General Conditions for our Savings Account booklet.
Already an existing customer registered to our Online Service? You can apply using our Online Service
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What is the interest rate?
Rates effective from 1 October 2024 | |||
£500+ | 4.65% | ||
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Can the Family Building Society change the interest rate?
Yes, we will review the interest rate four times a year in March, June, September and December and publish the results on our website here no later than 15 calendar days before the end of the review month.
We will notify you each time the interest rate changes by email. If you don’t provide us with an email address, you will be able to check our website for any updates here. We do not send these notifications by post.
Please refer to the ‘Interest’ section of the Product Features leaflet for further information.
What would the estimated balance be after 12 months based on a £1,000 deposit?
Opening balance | Projected balance (Gross) | ||
£1,000 | £1,046.50 | ||
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How do I open and manage my account?
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Can I withdraw money?
- Up to 20 withdrawals are permitted per calendar year without notice or access charge, and can be paid by transfer to your bank account or by transfer to another savings account with us
- Minimum withdrawal is £100
- Maximum withdrawal of £25,000 per day, per account.
Please see the 'Taking money out' section of the Product Features leaflet for full information.
How can I make deposits?
- Additions are allowed but not required on a regular basis
- Additions to the account can be made by debit card (online only via the Online Service), by transfer from your bank account, by cheque, by transfer from another savings account with us.
Additional information
Tax status: Interest is paid gross without deduction of income tax. You will need to declare any income from savings interest earned over your PSA2 through a self-assessment tax return to HM Revenue & Customs. Interest is paid on 31 July and available from the following day. |
This issue may be withdrawn at any time without prior notice.
1AER stands for Annual Equivalent Rate and illustrates what the annual rate would be if interest was compounded.
2PSA stands for Personal Savings Allowance.
All financial information correct on 3 September 2024.
Operating an account on behalf of someone else
This account can be opened and operated by Attorneys and Deputies. It can also be operated by Third Parties. For full details click here.
Use of a debit card to deposit savings
To add to your account using your debit card, you will need to register for our Online Service. You can’t use your debit card to add money to your account over the phone. Please note that the debit card you use to deposit money via the Online Service should be registered to the address we hold for you.
Debit card transactions are subject to approval by your bank and may be declined if you do not have sufficient funds available in your bank account or the transaction exceeds your bank's anti-fraud limits.
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