Earn more interest on your savings.

Meteor Savings is a UK savings platform. You sign up once, then choose fixed term, notice and easy access savings and Cash ISAs from a range of UK-authorised banks, and manage them through one account. Meteor sources the rates, including boosts on selected products, and you choose the products you want. Meteor is not a bank.

No, Meteor is not a bank. Your money is held by the UK-authorised bank whose product you choose, so eligible deposits carry that bank’s FSCS protection. Meteor Asset Management Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (register number 459325).

Eligible deposits are protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) up to £120,000 per person, per banking group. Banks in the same banking group count as one, so holding savings with separate banking groups can bring more of them within the limit.

Yes. A Meteor Cash ISA can hold several products from different banks, across fixed term and easy access, and the interest is tax-free. You can pay in new money up to your annual ISA allowance, or transfer ISAs you already hold elsewhere into it. ISA rules can change.

Meteor sources competitive rates from a range of UK-authorised banks and adds boosts on selected products. You compare them in one place, choose the products you want, and choose again when a term ends or a rate changes. Rates can change, and a rate today is not a guide to future rates.

A fixed term product pays a set rate but locks your money away until the term matures. A notice product lets you withdraw after you give the relevant notice period. An easy access product lets you withdraw when you need to, usually within two business days, but its rate can change. The main difference is how soon you can get to your money.

It depends on the product. Easy access withdrawals are usually paid within two business days, and notice accounts need the relevant notice period first. Fixed term products are locked until maturity and early access is not permitted, so check the term and the product details before you sign up.

A good savings rate compares well with other rates for the same type of account and length of term, and stays ahead of inflation. Compare like with like, because an easy access rate and a three year fixed rate are not the same thing. Check whether the rate is fixed or variable and whether it is quoted as AER.

Most savers can earn some interest tax-free each year through the Personal Savings Allowance, which depends on your income tax band. Interest above it may be taxable. Interest earned in a Cash ISA is tax-free. Tax rules can change and depend on your circumstances, so check with HMRC or a tax adviser.

There are no platform fees. Partner banks pay Meteor when a customer opens a product with them, which is how the platform is funded. The rate you see is the rate you earn on that product.

You can start from £500 on most products. Some banks set a higher minimum on a particular product, which is shown on the product page before you apply.

Your money and interest are returned at the end of the term, and you can then choose your next product from the rates available at the time. Check the product terms for the exact date and for what happens if you do not choose a new product.