A new saving account from Scottish Widows offers consumers the chance to manage their money online.
Details of a new online
saving account have been unveiled by Scottish Widows.
The Internet Saver Account offers a variable interest rate of 3.01 per cent - which includes a one per cent bonus for the first 12 months - and can be opened with a minimum balance of £1.
Interest on the account can be paid on either a monthly, quarterly or annual basis, those looking to
compare accounts could be interested to hear.
Mandy Webster, marketing manager for Scottish Widows Bank, points out that the new product complements the firm's range of fixed term and no-notice saving portfolio, as well as working well alongside a customer's existing
current account.
"Customers benefit from a good interest rate on their savings as well as quick and easy online access," she adds.
Meanwhile, Miles Brignall noted in a recent Guardian article that "fierce competition between banks" has seen saving accounts offer increasingly competitive rates of return over the past few weeks.
Posted by Emma North