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Online savings accounts
Online savings accounts are available exclusively online and offer customers access to their savings accounts over the internet. With an online savings account, you can check your balance as well as deposit and withdraw immediately online providing you with total control over your savings.
As banks and building societies attempt to encourage both new and existing customers to use their online services, it can be easier to find high interest online savings accounts than traditional savings accounts.
However, it is important to shop around because many online savings account providers will offer introductory bonus interest periods and the terms and conditions will vary widely. With myfinances.co.uk you can
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