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Savings accounts interest rates

In this section you'll find the current and historic interest rates for all Birmingham Midshires variable rate accounts. If we're planning to change any of our rates in the near future, we've also included the new rates.

Available accounts

Up-to-date rates and rate changes for accounts you can save with today.

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Closed accounts

Current, future and historical rates for our variable rate accounts that are now closed to new customers. This includes accounts offered to customers with maturing bonds.

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Bank of England Bank Rate

For information on current and historical bank rates, visit the Bank of England website.

Bank of England rate

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Gross rate means that we will not deduct tax automatically from your interest. You are responsible for paying any tax due to HM Revenue and Customs.

AER means Annual Equivalent Rate. AER illustrates what your interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded each year and allows you to easily compare different offers.

Tax free is the contractual rate of interest payable where interest is exempt from income tax.

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