Bank of Scotland

Interest rates

Interest rates

Current interest rates on balances that are in credit

Current interest rates on overdrafts

Previous rates

Treasurers Bank Account

Flexible Current Account

Closed issues from 12th August 2003

Money Market Cheque Account

 

Current interest rates

These are the interest rates we are currently paying on balances that are in credit.

AccountsCustomerBalanceAERGross (before tax each year) Net (after tax each year) 

Ultimate Reward Current Account

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The first £2500

Any amount over £2500.01

5.12%

0.10%

 

5.00%

0.10%

 

4.00%

0.08%

High Interest Current Account

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If you pay in at least £1000 a month

The first £2500

Any amount over £2500.01

5.12%

0.10%

5.00%

0.10%

4.00%

0.08%

High Interest Current Account

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If you pay in less than £1000 a monthAny amount0.10% 0.10%0.08%

moneyback Current Account*

(You can no longer apply for this account)

Any amount0.10%0.10% 0.08% 

Current Account

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Any amount0.10%0.10%0.08%

Student Current Account

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StudentsAny amount2.02%2.00%1.60%

Easycash

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Customers over 16Any amount0%0%0%

Cardcash^

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People under 18Any amount1.51%1.50% 1.20%

Expresscash

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11 to 15 year oldsAny amount1.51%1.50%1.20% 

^Please note that we do not pay interest on balances that are in credit in Cardcash accounts held by customers over the age of 18.

The Annual Equivalent Rate (AER) shows what the interest rate would be if we paid interest on the full balance once a year.

The before tax rate is the rate of interest we pay before we take income tax at the rate set by law.

After tax is the amount of interest which we would pay after allowing for tax (currently 20%).

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These are the interest rates we are currently charging on overdrafts.

AccountsCustomerVariable arranged overdraft Variable unarranged  overdraft
Ultimate Reward Current AccountOverdrafts over £300

1.50% a month

(Typical 19.5%  EAR)

2.20% a month

(29.8% EAR)

High Interest Current AccountIf you pay in at least £1000 a month

1.24% a month

(15.9% EAR)

2.13% a month

(28.8% EAR)

High Interest Current AccountIf you pay in less than £1000 a month

1.50% a month

(Typical 19.5%  EAR)

2.20% a month (29.8% EAR)

moneyback Current Account*

(You can no longer apply for this account.)

0.56% a month

(6.9% EAR)

2.13% a month (28.8% EAR)
Current Account

1.50% a month

(Typical 19.5%  EAR)

2.13% a month (28.8% EAR)
Student Current AccountOverdrafts of up to £3000Interest-free (0% EAR)  1.82% a month (24.2% EAR)
Student Current Account

Overdrafts over £3000

0.58% a month

(7.2% EAR)

1.82% a month (24.2% EAR)
EasycashNot availableNot available
CardcashNot available2.20% a month (29.8% EAR)
ExpresscashNot availableNot available

'Student' is defined in the Bank of Scotland Bank Account conditions. For arranged student overdrafts over £3000 we will charge interest at the arranged rate on the whole of the overdraft.

EAR is the equivalent annual rate. It shows what the interest rate would be if interest was taken from your account once a year.

*To earn moneyback you must pay in at least £1000 a month.

If you have an arranged overdraft you must pay your salary (grant cheque, student loan or parental contribution if you are a student) or other regular payment into your account. The minimum overdraft we would agree to is £100. You must pay off any overdraft when we tell you to.

Money Market Cheque Account (London)

Rates from 01/05/2008

Balance

AER %

Gross (before tax each year) %

Net (After tax each year %

Credit interest

Up to £2499

£2500 - £99999

£100000 - £249999

£250000 - £499999

£500000+

0.25

2.17

2.22

2.94

2.99

0.25

2.15

2.20

2.90

2.95

0.20

1.72

1.76

2.32

2.36

 

Balance

A month %

Variable EAR %

Arranged overdraftN/A

N/A

N/A

Unarranged overdraftAny

22.5% p.a. over Bank's base rate

N/A

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Please note that we do not pay interest on balances that are in credit in Easycash, Cardcash and Bill Payment accounts held by customers over the age of 18.

The Annual Equivalent Rate (AER) shows what the interest rate would be if we paid interest on the full balance once a year.

The before tax rate is the rate of interest we pay before we take income tax at the rate set by law.

After tax is the amount of interest which we would pay after allowing for tax (currently 20%).

 

Next Steps

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