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Fixed-income · United Kingdom

JP Morgan Chase

Limited-time offer
4.50%

per year · fixed rate

Saver with Boosted Rate

  • Min. £25,000
  • FSCS protection · Up to £120,000

Earn £1,125 every year on £25,000

That's £1,125 income every year — or compound your interest and earn £1,125 over 1 year, earning an extra No minimum over the course of your investment.

Simple interest (Income)

£1,125 Per year
£281 Per quarter
£1,125 Total interest
£26,125 Gross after 1 year

Compound interest (Growth)

£1,125 Year-one rate
No minimum Extra vs income
£1,125 Total interest
£26,125 Gross after 1 year

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Why this rate hits different

4.50% locked in

Not a teaser. Not variable. £1,125/year on £25,000 while the rate holds — 1 year of certainty.

Up to £120,000 protected

Covered under FSCS protection — your deposit protection, spelled out upfront.

Min. No minimum

Open with JP Morgan Chase direct. We connect you — they handle the account.

£25,000

You deposit

£1,125/yr

You earn (at 4.50%)

£26,125

Gross after 1 year (compounded)

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At a glance

Type
Savings
Term
1 year
Min. deposit
No minimum
Protection
FSCS protection
Coverage
Up to £120,000
Region
United Kingdom

Eligibility & details

  • UK only (FSCS).
  • 4.50% AER variable for new customers: 2.25% standard saver rate plus a 2.25% fixed boost for 12 months.
  • Open within your first 31 days of joining Chase (from 29 Dec 2025); Chase current account required.
  • Easy access.
  • Standard rate after boost is 2.25% AER variable (tracks BoE minus 1.50%).
  • Verify eligibility on Chase site.

£1,125/year

On £25,000 at 4.50% AER.

4.50% fixed

Locked for 1 year. £26,125 gross with compounding.

Up to £120,000 protected

FSCS protection · JP Morgan Chase.

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Chooselie is a comparison site, not a financial adviser. Rates and returns shown use a £25,000 example at 4.50% AER over 1 year (compounded annually).