Building society’s ‘new’ savings and ISA range has interest rates up to 4.4% | Personal Finance | Finance

Nottingham Building Society has launched a refreshed range of fixed‑rate bonds and ISAs, offering savers the opportunity to lock-in competitive returns for up to five years. The latest update delivers rate increases of up to 40 basis points across the Society’s fixed‑rate bond range, with new rates now paying 4.30% for a two-year bond, 4.35% for a three-year bond and 4.40% for a five-year bond.

Lawrence Chan, head of savings at Nottingham Building Society, said: “In a period where many savers are navigating ongoing economic uncertainty, we’re seeing a clear preference for clarity and predictability. Not everyone feels ready or comfortable taking on investment risk and having a range of options available matters.”

Alongside these changes, Nottingham Building Society has also introduced a new 18‑month fixed‑rate bond, paying 4.50%, which is available online only.

As part of the same update, Nottingham Building Society has also increased rates across its fixed‑rate ISA range, with new rates now paying:

The refreshed ranges form part of the Society’s continued focus on strengthening its savings proposition, ensuring its fixed‑term offerings remain relevant and reflective of current market conditions, while continuing to provide choice for savers who value clarity and predictability.

The range is expected to appeal to rate‑conscious savers seeking certainty without investment risk, longer‑term planners who do not require access to their funds during the term, existing customers looking to reinvest or extend their savings, and new savers considering fixed‑term bonds as a secure home for their cash.

Lawrence adds: “By refreshing our fixed‑rate bond and ISA range and introducing a mix of terms, including an online‑only option, we’re responding to how people want to save today.

“This update reflects our commitment as a mutual to support different saving behaviours, offering certainty where it’s valued, while continuing to evolve our savings proposition in line with changing conditions.”

Nottingham Building Society says it continues to adapt its offer to reflect saver needs and market developments.