Best fixed rate cash ISAs – earn up to 4.51%
We look at the best fixed rate cash ISAs on the market right now for savers who are willing to lock their cash away for guaranteed tax-free gains


ISAs are some of the best savings vehicles you can use in the UK as they allow for up to £20,000 of tax-free savings a year.
However, speculation about changes to ISA rules have made headlines recently, after chancellor Rachel Reeves was lobbied to reduce the maximum annual limit to £4,000 for cash ISAs.
Even if this policy were to be imposed, it would not detract from the fact that putting your money into an ISA can be one of the most tax-efficient ways to save your money.
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With the Bank of England expected to slash interest rates two more times this year, it could be a good idea to secure favourable rates now by locking your savings away into a fixed rate ISA.
However, before putting savings into a fixed rate ISA, you should make sure that you’re getting a good deal on your interest rate and make sure it is above inflation, otherwise you’ll be losing money in real terms.
If you're seeking the best cash ISA with a fixed rate, we list the top options currently on the market.
Best 1 year fixed rate ISAs
If you’re willing to lock away your money for one year without withdrawing any of it, you could grow your savings by up to 4.51%.
Account | AER | Minimum investment | Notes |
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Vanquis Bank 1 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA | 4.51% | £1,000 | Open online |
OakNorth Bank Fixed Rate Cash ISA | 4.5% | £1 | Open online |
Shawbrook Bank 1 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA | 4.5% | £1,000 | Open online |
UBL UK 1 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA | 4.5% | £2,000 | Open online |
Best up to 18 month fixed rate ISAs
If you are after an account that keeps your money growing for up to 18 months, then you can earn up to 4.25% using one of the following savers.
However, if you are willing to lock your money away for an extra six months then you could potentially gain access to a higher interest rate of 4.42% by using a two year fixed rate ISA.
Account | AER | Minimum investment | Notes |
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Skipton BS 18 Month Fixed Rate Cash ISA Issue 274 | 4.25% | £5,000 | Open online, in person, over the phone or by post |
Charter Savings Bank 18 Month Fixed Rate Cash ISA | 4.11% | £5,000 | Open online |
TSB Fixed Rate Cash ISA | 4.1% | £1 | Open online or in branch |
Newcastle Building Society 18 Month Fixed Rate ISA | 4.05% | £1 | Open online or in person |
Best 2 year fixed rate ISAs
Two year fixed rate ISAs are a good option for people who want to grow their money in the medium-term without worrying about micro-managing their savings.
Right now, you can use a two year fixed rate account to grow your money by up to 4.42%.
Account | AER | Minimum investment | Notes |
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Vanquis Bank 2 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA | 4.42% | £1,000 | Open online |
Close Brothers Savings 2 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA | 4.41% | £10,000 | Open online |
Hodge Bank 2 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA | 4.36% | £1,000 | Open online |
Shawbrook Bank 2 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA | 4.36% | £1,000 | Open online |
Best 3 year fixed rate ISAs
Savers who are willing to lock their cash away for three years can access interest rates of up to 4.43% by using one of the following savings accounts.
Account | AER | Minimum investment | Notes |
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Close Brothers Savings 3 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA | 4.43% | £10,000 | Open online or in person |
Hodge Bank 3 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA | 4.41% | £1,000 | Open online |
UBL UK 3 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA | 4.41% | £1,000 | Open online or in person |
Secure Trust Bank 3 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA | 4.3% | £1,000 | Open online |
Best 4 year fixed rate ISAs
If you’re putting away your money for four years, then you can get up to 4.05% returns using one of the following accounts.
However, it is worth bearing in mind that if you are willing to keep your money in savings for an extra year then you can gain access to a higher interest rate of 4.31%.
Account | AER | Minimum investment | Notes |
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UBL UK 4 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA | 4.05% | £2,000 | Open online or in person |
United Trust Bank Cash ISA 4 Year Bond | 4.05% | £5,000 | Open online |
Zopa Smart ISA - 4 Year Fixed Term ISA pot | 4.01% | £1 | Open via the Zopa App |
Gatehouse Bank 4 Year Fixed Term Woodland Cash ISA | 3.7% | £1,000 | Open online |
Best 5 year fixed rate ISAs
A five year fixed rate ISA is a good option for long-term savers who are trying to save towards a financial goal in the future.
The following accounts allow for up to 4.31% returns on your savings.
Account | AER | Minimum investment | Notes |
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Hodge Bank 5 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA | 4.31% | £1,000 | Open online |
Close Brothers Savings 5 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA | 4.3% | £10,000 | Open online |
UBL UK 5 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA | 4.3% | £2,000 | Open online, in person or by post |
Shawbrook Bank 5 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA Bond | 4.25% | £1,000 | Open online |
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Daniel is a digital journalist at Moneyweek and enjoys writing about personal finance, economics, and politics. He previously worked at The Economist in their Audience team.
Daniel studied History at Emmanuel College, Cambridge and specialised in the history of political thought. In his free time, he likes reading, listening to music, and cooking overambitious meals.
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