The Saga Telephone Savings Account
Easy access to your savings

The Saga Telephone Savings Account offers you a highly attractive variable interest rate of 5.75% AER* for your savings, which includes a generous first year bonus of 0.75% for the annual interest option and 0.71% for the monthly interest option.
Benefits of the
Saga Telephone Savings Account
- Easy and convenient unlimited access via the telephone.
- No notice periods, penalties or fees for withdrawals.
- Flexible savings – invest any balance from £1,000 to
£5 million. - A choice of annual or monthly interest options.
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See how we compare with our competitors
| Company | Rate |
|---|---|
| Saga Telephone Savings Account | 5.75% AER** |
| Abbey – 50+ Saver (Issue 4) | 5.85% AER*^ |
| Tesco Instant Access Savings | 4.10% AER* |
Sourced from competitor websites and based on a balance of £1000.
Rates correct as at 1 May 2008.
Alternatively, contact the Saga savings team on 0845 850 0664
*AER stands for Annual Equivalent Rate and illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year. The deposit taker for the Saga Telephone Savings Account is Birmingham Midshires, a division of Bank of Scotland plc, which is authorised for accepting deposits by the Financial Services Authority. It is entered in the FSA's Register and its Register Number is 169628. Registered office: The Mound, Edinburgh EH1 1YZ.
**0.75% 1st year bonus for annual interest option, thereafter the rate will be 5.00% AER.
^1.10% 1st year bonus for annual interest option, thereafter the rate will be 4.75% AER (rates based on £1+ tier).
The Saga Telephone Savings Account is available only to UK residents aged 50 and over. Lines are open 8am–8pm, Monday to Saturday. Calls may be monitored and recorded for security and training purposes. 0845 numbers may not be available outside the UK. Calls from BT landlines will cost a maximum of 4p per minute plus a 6p call set–up fee. The price of calls from other telephone companies and from outside the UK will vary. The call price is correct as at March 2008.