Explore our range of ISAs
You must be a UK resident aged 18+. You can only subscribe to one cash ISA with NatWest in any tax year up to £20,000. Tax free Interest means interest payable is exempt from UK income tax. Tax reliefs referred to are those applied under current UK legislation, which may change.
Fixed Rate ISA
Minimum deposit £1000
Fixed interest rate so you know how much interest you'll get paid
Save a lump sum for 1 or 2 years
Take advantage of your £20,000 tax-free ISA allowance
Interest paid annually
One and two year Fixed Rate ISA rates
- Fix for one year and earn 4.00% AER/tax free p.a. (fixed)
- Fix for two years and earn 3.75% AER/tax free p.a. (fixed)
Cash ISA
Start saving with £1
Instant access to your savings and tax-free benefits
Pay money in as you go
Take advantage of your £20,000 tax-free ISA allowance
Get paid interest monthly direct into your account
Cash ISA interest rates
- For balances up to £24,999 - earn 1.50% / 1.49% AER/tax-free p.a. (variable)
- For balances over £25,000 - earn 2.80% / 2.76% AER/tax-free p.a. (variable)
For Fixed Rate ISA no withdrawals or deposits during the term. Available to new customers until 12 March 2025. Available to existing customers until 17 March 2025. Please note that these issues may be withdrawn early due to limited availability. Interest is calculated daily and paid annually to your ISA on the first business day in April and on the Maturity Payment Date. Early closure fees may apply.

Financial Services Compensation Scheme
Your eligible deposits held by a UK establishment of NatWest are protected up to a total of £85,000, by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, the UK's deposit guarantee scheme. Any deposits you hold above the limit are unlikely to be covered.
Find out more (PDF, 3k KB) about the scheme and how it protects your money.
Investments through NatWest Invest may also be covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme in some scenarios. You can find out more here.