LHV 2 Year Fixed Rate Bond Review

A two-year fixed rate bond from LHV, with a £1,000 minimum deposit. It ranks 38th of 63 two-year fixed rate bonds we track.

Fixed rate · 2 years

4.50%AER

Needs an LHV Bank current account

Protection

FSCS£120,000

Min balance

£1,000

Max balance

£1,000,000

Access

At maturity only

Interest paid

On maturity

How It Stacks Up

Ranks 38th of 63

2-year fixed bonds we track

Below average
This account 4.50%
UK CPI (Aug 2026)
3.10%
Pays 1.40% more
Average 2-year fixed
4.61%
Pays 0.11% less
Best 2-year fixed
5.16%
Pays 0.66% less

Inflation: ONS. Averages and best rates: accounts on DepositScout.

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Worth Weighing Up

  • Con: Your money is locked in for 2 years
  • Con: You need an LHV Bank current account to open it
  • Con: You need at least £1,000 to open it

Good to Know

You must hold an LHV Bank Current Account to open. Individual accounts only (no joint accounts). No top-ups after opening. 14-day cancellation period. Maximum £1,000,000 across all LHV Fixed Rate Bonds held. Open and manage via the LHV Bank app.

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Estimated returns with LHV's Fixed Rate

What you could earn with LHV's 2 Year Fixed Rate Bond.

Estimated interest

£1,000 saved

£92.02

At 4.5% AER

£5,000 saved

£460

At 4.5% AER

£10,000 saved

£920

At 4.5% AER

£1,000,000 saved

£92,025

At 4.5% AER

Estimated over the 24-month term, if the rate stays the same and interest is left in. Amounts outside the account's minimum or maximum aren't shown.

Our Expert Opinion on LHV 2 Year Fixed Rate Bond

Jan WatermannCo-Founder, DepositScout

LHV's 2 Year Fixed Rate Bond pays 4.50%, which beats August 2026 CPI of 3.1% by 1.40%, so your money does grow in real terms. That said, it sits below the market average for fixed-rate bonds, and the best rate across that category is 5.35%, leaving LHV 0.85% behind. Kent Reliance's 2 Year Fixed Rate Bond at 4.91% is worth a look if you want a closer match to the top. The key catch is straightforward: no access until maturity, with interest paid only then, so only commit money you can lock away.

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Common questions about the 2 Year Fixed Rate Bond

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