ISAs
Make the most of your tax free savings allowance with an ISA
Wouldn't it be great if you didn't have to pay tax on your savings? The good news is, you don't with an ISA. These tax free accounts are perfect for growing your savings because all your interest goes straight back into your ISA.
Increased ISA limits
From the 6th April 2010 the overall ISA allowance increased to £10,200 for the 2010/2011 tax year (£5,100 for a cash ISA).
Our range of ISAs
Take a look at the accounts below to see which is right for you. We've included the rate and brief description of the account, so you can find the best ISA for you.
Up to 4.25% Gross*/AER**
If you're looking for an investment, this five year, fixed rate ISA could be just the thing. You'll get a competitive rate and a guaranteed return on investments.
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Maximum Return 54%/7.46% AER* / Minimum Return 11%/1.75% AER*
Many people see the great returns that can be made by investing in stocks and shares but are never quite sure whether they want to risk their capital. Now you can relax... the Capital Secure ISA from Newcastle Building Society lets you benefit from any growth in the stock market, but provides the assurance of a minimum return whatever happens.
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2.00% Gross/AER*
If you need easy access to your tax free savings, take a look at our variable rate Access ISA.
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Up to 2.75% Gross/AER*
If you're looking for an ISA with an attractive rate of interest and a reward bonus, you might be interested in our Reward ISA.
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3.15% Gross/AER*
If you're looking for an investment, this 3 year, fixed rate ISA could be just the thing. You'll get a competitive rate and a guaranteed return on investments.
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2.95% Gross/AER*
If you're looking for an investment, this 2 year, fixed rate ISA could be just the thing. You'll get a competitive rate and a guaranteed return on investments.
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2.55% Gross/AER*
If you're looking for an investment, this 1 year, fixed term ISA could be just the thing. You'll get a competitive rate and a guaranteed return on your investment.
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* "Gross" interest is the contractual rate of interest payable before the deduction of income tax. "AER" is a notional rate which illustrates contractual interest rate (excluding any bonus payable) as if paid and compounded on an annual basis.
