Birmingham Midshires offer award winning savings accounts allowing you to invest from as little as £1 up to £5 million. With 24 hour access to your account, Birmingham Midshires allow you to make unlimited withdrawals without losing out on interest.

Interest rates for savings accounts can vary, so before making a decision consider comparing Birmingham Midshires savings accounts with other leading providers. Which4U's savings account comparison table allows you to compare rates helping you to find the best deals.

Birmingham Midshires offers a range of ISA's to suit all your saving needs. As with all ISA's, you can only invest a maximum of £3,600 per tax year. However, you can increase the rate paid on your balance by opting to lock your money away at a fixed rate. This is one option offered by Birmingham Midshires, so it is well worth considering as it protects you against fluctuations in interest rates for the full term of your investment.

Birmingham Midshires ISA's also offer high interest rates on standard accounts, allowing you to earn great returns tax free, with no risks involved. Standard ISA Interest is calculated daily and credited annually on the anniversary of your first deposit and You will receive a statement annually allowing you to keep track of your account.  

You can transfer Cash ISA investments from the current and previous tax years into the Fixed Rate ISA.

Birmingham Midshires offer a range of fixed rate bonds designed to give you an exact return on your investment based on the rate of interest fixed to your account. Birmingham Midshires fixed rate bonds provide several term to choose from, each carrying a fixed rate, allowing you to make a choice that suits your saving needs.

You can invest from £1 to £10 million, but before making any big deposits, make sure you fully understand the compensation scheme offered, as investing anything over the compensation limit could potentially put you at risk.

The Financial Services Compensation Scheme protect all Birmingham Midshires customers for up to £50,000 between accounts. To find out which banks fall under the same institution, see our Top Ten Savings Tips.

Interest is calculated on a daily basis and can decide whether you would prefer the interest to be paid monthly, or when the bond matures. You must be sure that you are in a position to lock your savings away before opening a fixed term bond.