Cash ISA (Individual Savings Account ) Variable interest rate 2.25%

Why choose an ISA?

Save up to £5,100 tax free* per year**

• Flexible savings account
• Available to all UK residents over the age of 16
• No charges
• Open an account with as little as £10
• Competitive variable interest rate
• Interest paid annually on 5 April, or next working day
• Instant access to your funds (once you deposit £5,100 you can't replace what you've withdrawn in the same tax year)
• Easy to apply
• Regular monthly savings from £10
• Ability to transfer funds from an existing ISA.
• Manage your money on-line
• Quick transfers between your ISA and your existing Reliance accounts

*Interest earned on Cash ISA's is not liable to income tax or capital gains tax

**You must not have subscribed to any other Cash ISA or have used your annual ISA allowance of £10,200 in a stocks and shares ISA during the same tax year.

Interested in transferring your existing Cash ISA?

If you have another Cash ISA with another bank or building society, you can transfer this to Reliance Bank, subject to approval from your existing ISA Manager.

You are able to transfer the whole amount of your current Cash ISA, and part or whole of the previous year's funds.

Complete the Cash ISA & the 'Transfer Application Form' on the bottom of this page and we will arrange for the transfer....easy as that!

What is an ISA? [click here]

If you are interested, please contact us on 020 7398 5440, or simply print the application on the bottom of this page, providing documentation as per the "Proving your identity" brochure (for non customers).

IMPORTANT NOTICE: You cannot arrange the transfer by closing your account yourself. This will not count as a transfer and will exclude your funds as being tax free.

Any Questions? or What Is An ISA?

We hope to assist you with any basic questions on our Cash ISA product, but we cannot advise you on tax free investments.

If you have any queries about your existing ISA or your annual allowance you should ring the ISA helpline, telephone number 0845 604 1701, or visit the following website for information www.hmrc.gov.uk