MaximISA - Aldermore Bank

What is MaximISA?

Most ISA providers only let you open one cash ISA each tax year, which can restrict your options.

Our MaximISA gives you the freedom, choice and flexibility to maximise your tax free savings plans using different Aldermore Cash ISA products, to make the most of your annual £20,000 ISA allowance in a way that suits you.

You can spread your allowance across the 30 Day Notice Cash ISA and the 1, 2 and 3 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISAs, and, if you’re looking to take the first step on the property ladder, the Help to Buy: ISA where you’ll receive a Government Bonus when you complete on the purchase of your first home.

So now you can look to the future and put your plans in place – in one place.

How does it work?

By opening any combination of our 30 Day Notice and Fixed Rate Cash ISAs, you can maximise your returns across varying maturity dates and still have access to some of your money, without penalty, when you need it. So, for example, you could save £10,000 in our 30 Day Notice Cash ISA and lock £10,000 away in a 3 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA.

If you don’t have the full allowance available at the start of the tax year, you can save more throughout the year by topping-up or opening further cash ISA products as additional funds become available.

The maximum you can pay into a Help to Buy: ISA each month is £200, so you can combine a Help to Buy: ISA with other cash ISA products to use your full allowance and not lose out.

And if you’ve got existing ISAs with other providers from previous tax years, these don’t count towards your £20,000 annual allowance so you can transfer these to us in full. By bringing all of your ISAs together in one place, you can manage your ISA portfolio with ease.

Our easy to use MaximISA calculator shows you how much interest you’ll earn and the average interest rate you’ll receive if you spread your ISA allowance across different products.

What do I do?

Our range of cash ISA products is shown in the boxes below, and you can see full details for these accounts by clicking through to the product pages.

You can use our MaximISA calculator to see how splitting your allowance across our ISA products works best for you.

Once you’ve read all of the information and decided how you want to split your allowance, simply:

Follow the online account opening process for one of your chosen accounts. We’ll write to you, usually within five business days, to confirm that your first account is open and to give you your Customer ID
Log into your new account online and open your other chosen accounts by clicking on the ‘Open an account’ link and following the on-screen instructions. As an existing customer, we’ll already have your details so you can open your other accounts in just a couple of minutes
Once you’ve opened all of your accounts, you’ll be able to view your ISA Summary online to see how much of your allowance you’ve used and how much you have left

ISA freedom has arrived. Make the most of it.

Our Cash ISAs

Personal Savings

Fixed Rate Cash ISAs

4.6/5 (2500 reviews)

Let’s get earning and protect your savings from the taxman. Our Fixed Rate Cash ISAs give you guaranteed interest rates over a choice of fixed terms. And all of the interest you earn is tax free and doesn’t count towards your Personal Savings Allowance.

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Up to 1.80% AER*

Personal Savings

Notice Cash ISAs

4/5 (21 reviews)

With our Notice Cash ISA you can protect your savings from the taxman while building up your nest egg. You can add to your savings and make withdrawals whenever you like. And what’s even better is that all the interest you earn is tax free and it doesn’t count towards your Personal Savings Allowance.

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Up to 1.05% AER*

Personal Savings

Easy Access Help to Buy: ISA

4.5/5 (10 reviews)

Let’s get you on the property ladder. As a first time buyer you can boost your savings with a Government Bonus and earn tax free interest as you save for your deposit.

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Up to 1.75% AER*

*AER stands for annual equivalent rate and illustrates the interest rate if it was paid and compounded once each year.