Holders of one AA account can now benefit from a higher interest rate.
People looking to
compare savings have been told that the AA has increased the interest rates on one of its
savings account deals.
The company's Internet Extra instant-access package has now got an increased interest rate of 2.80 per cent gross, compared to the previous rate of 2.60 per cent.
Both new savers and current issue 4 account holders had the new rate implemented from February 14th 2011.
People who bank with the company will have interest paid on their savings when a linked bank account or their account reaches the anniversary of its first deposit.
Those who have placed various investments within the best-buy tables will benefit from the new rate.
Recently, Joanna Parsley, associate director of Credit Action, said that the global economic downturn has resulted in fewer individuals using savings accounts like
ISAs. Ms Parsley said that the recession has left UK residents with less spare money to save up for the future.
By Emma North