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High Interest Savings Accounts

I'll be the first one to admit that I'm not a financial wizard. I don't have much of a portfolio to speak of, even though I know that I probably won't be able to count on Social Security payments when I retire and thus will have to fend for myself. Nevertheless, even I know that it's very important to save money and to earn a return on the funds. I'm pretty conservative, however, so instead of putting my money in high-risk investment vehicles, I choose to go with high interest rate savings accounts.

The specific terms associated with high interest rate savings accounts vary from bank to bank, but the general idea is the same: to help people grow their money quickly. When I first started checking out high interest rate savings accounts, I didn't really know what to look for. In fact, I assumed that all banks offered very similar options, but that's definitely not the case. After just a few hours of research, I learned a lot of basic information regarding high interest rate savings accounts, and felt comfortable enough to get started. Here's a bit of what I learned.

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There are several important numbers that you should consider when shopping around for high interest rate savings accounts. These are the interest rate, the minimum deposit, and the average daily balance requirement. The interest rate, expressed as a percent, is the amount of money your bank or building society is willing to pay you for keeping your funds with them. To give you an easy example, say your bank pays 5% on their high interest rate savings accounts. If you deposit £100 with them, your funds will grow to £105 at the end of the compounding period, less any tax payable.

Another number you should pay attention to is the minimum deposit. During the course of my research, I found minimum deposits ranging from £1 all the way up to £100,000. Surprisingly, the banks that required the largest minimum deposits weren't always the ones offering the best returns. By shopping around, you'll be able to find several high interest rate savings accounts that can be opened with a minimum deposit that you're comfortable with.

Finally, the average daily balance requirement is another number that warrants close scrutiny. If you read through the terms of service of most high interest rate savings accounts, you'll see that the advertised returns can only be realized if you maintain a large enough average daily balance. This average daily balance is sometimes significantly different from the minimum deposit, so make sure you understand all of the fine print before you commit your money.
 

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