Egg savings account: New rate announced

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Egg savings account: New rate announced

Egg has announced a new fixed introductory rate of 6.05 per cent gross per annum/AER on its savings account.

The rate is available for both new and existing customers and requires a minimum deposit of £1. After the 12-month introductory period, the savings rate will revert to the standard variable rate, which currently stands at 4.75 per cent gross per annum/AER.

Savers can access their funds when they need them, with no penalty or notice period for withdrawals.

Tobias van der Meer, head of savings and investment at Egg, said: "Our new fixed introductory rate is one of the highest of any easy access accounts available in the UK today and it gives customers a guaranteed rate for the next 12 months."

Last week Halifax announced that it has increased its Web Saver Extra rate for all new and existing customers with balances of between £1 and £100,000 to 6.35 per cent gross per annum.
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