United Trust Bank 60 Day Notice Review4.20% AER (Sep 2026)

Notice Account from United Trust Bank

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Protection

FSCS

Up to £120,000

Min balance

£5,000

Max balance

£1,000,000

Access

60 Days

Interest paid

Annually

Who Is This For

Learn more about United Trust Bank

Savers happy with a £1,000,000 cap
Savers who can deposit at least £5,000

Additional Info

A Nominated Bank Account must be provided when applying. It must be a transactional UK bank account in your name. Fund within 14 days of applying or the account will be closed. Joint accounts allowed (up to two people).

Notice Term

60 Days

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Estimated returns with United Trust Bank's Notice Account

Want to know how much interest you will receive with United Trust Bank's 60 Day Notice?

Estimated interest

£5,000 saved

£210

At 4.2% AER

£10,000 saved

£420

At 4.2% AER

£50,000 saved

£2,100

At 4.2% AER

£1,000,000 saved

£42,000

At 4.2% AER

Estimated over one year, assuming the rate stays the same and interest stays in the account. Amounts outside this account's minimum or maximum balance are left out.

Our Expert Opinion on United Trust Bank 60 Day Notice

United Trust Bank's 60 Day Notice account pays 4.20% and suits savers who want a decent rate on a larger pot without locking money away in a fixed bond, though you do need at least £5,000 to open it. The 60-day notice period is the main discipline here, so if you think you might need funds quickly, it is worth knowing you cannot just dip in on demand. If you want slightly more flexibility, Shawbrook's 45 Day Notice account pays 4.21% with a shorter notice period, which I would still check as a comparison.
Jonny Pease (Co-Founder)DepositScout