Exclusive: top one-year 6.1% fixed savings rate and £25 cashback
Act now to grab this market-leading 6.1% savings rate - plus an exclusive £25 cashback via MoneyWeek. This is a limited deal, here’s everything you need to know to get it.
The £25 cashback has ended and Ahli United Bank's 6.1% savings account is now off the market. Please see our best savings accounts or one-year fixed savings guide for the best rates on the market today.
If you’re looking for the best savings account for your cash, then act now to grab this top deal paying 6.1% alongside an exclusive £25 cashback.
Use this special, exclusive link to get the deal: £25 cashback on top paying 1yr fixed savings.*
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The 6.1% rate from Ahli United Bank is the top one-year fixed rate available on one-year fixed-rate accounts, but it’s been made better for those who have at least £10,000 to save by the £25 cashback, which we have secured for you when you open a new account with Raisin, the online savings marketplace.
But this deal is limited; we have all the details about how the cashback offer works, who qualifies and why you need to act now to get it.
How to get the £25 cashback
This exclusive offer is available via Raisin, an online savings marketplace that gives you access to savings products from more than 30 banks and building societies. You save your cash with the underlying savings provider, but if you have more than one account you can see them all in one place with Raisin, and you may get extra benefits - like cashback.
And right now, exclusively via MoneyWeek, Raisin is offering the £25 bonus* until midday next Thursday, 19 October.
Which accounts can can you get the cashback deal on?
You can get the cashback on any of the accounts on the Raisin platform (as long as you deposit £10,000), but the one below is currently the market-leading one-year fixed savings account, which is why we are mentioning it.
- 6.1% Ahli United Bank UK. This is a standard savings account that beats all other one-year fixes on the market.
How can I get the cashback?
To qualify for the cashback, you must:
- Be a new Raisin customer to qualify.
- Make sure you use the promo code ‘RAISIN25’ when you sign up*.
- You can get the cashback with any account on the Raisin platform, but you need a minimum deposit of £10,000. This amount (or more) has to be in the account by 11.59pm on 31 October.
- If you open a fixed-rate savings account, the term length must be a minimum of six months. If it’s an easy-access savings account or notice savings account, you must keep it open for at least six months with a minimum balance of £10,000 during this time.
Which savings account should I choose?
While the cashback is available on any account you open via Raisin using our link*, if you are after the best rate then Ahli United Bank, paying 6.1%, is the best on the market at the moment as long as you deposit a minimum £10,000.
If you have less, you can still benefit from the rate but without the cashback. The 6.1% deal is available if you’ve £1,000 or more.
Bear in mind that the savings market is incredibly fluid right now, with some savings providers pulling their deals or reducing their interest rates. This is due to the base rate being frozen (and experts believe rates will remain at 5.25% at the next Bank of England meeting in November, due to the UK economy returning to growth in August), and predictions that rates could fall next year.
So, if you see a savings account you like the look of, you may need to move fast to secure it - and remember you’ll need to open a Raisin account by 19 October if you want the £25 cashback on top.
When will I get the cashback?
The cashback will be paid into the customer's Raisin transaction account once the eligibility requirements are met. As well as the criteria mentioned above, you must be aged 18 or over and a UK resident.
The £25 payment will be credited to the Raisin UK Account 14 days after the savings account becomes active. If it’s an easy-access or a notice account, the payment will be made 14 days after it has been open for six months with a minimum balance of £10,000 during this time.
Is my money safe?
Both Al Rayan and Ahli United are protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. This means up to £85,000 per person, per banking group, is protected in case the bank collapses.
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