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Cash ISA 40 Day Notice

With tiered interest rates you can earn even more

Our Cash ISA 40 Day Notice gives you the opportunity to potentially
earn a higher rate of interest, without having to lock your money away for
a long term.


Main Features

Provided you give us at least 40 days’ notice, you can withdraw your money without paying a penalty.

  • Tiered interest rates – the more you save, the higher the interest rate your savings can earn
  • Transfer your old ISAs – when you transfer any existing cash ISAs you have with other providers, you may be able to enjoy higher interest rates
  • Annual interest – paid directly into your account
  • Easy to open – apply online and start saving today or pop in to your nearest branch. You only need £500 to open an account
  • Easy to save – you can save a regular amount each month or make lump sum payments whenever you want, up to a maximum of £5,340 a year.
  • Easy to manage – make deposits at your branch, on the phone or by post

Transferring your existing ISAs
If you have any cash ISAs from previous years with other ISA providers, you can transfer them to your new Cash ISA 40 Day Notice. So it’s easier to manage your savings, and you could earn a higher rate of interest.

Making withdrawals
You can make penalty free withdrawals from your account by giving us 40 days’ notice. If you need to access your money in a hurry, there will be a minimum charge of £30. We will then transfer any remaining balance to our instant access Cash ISA. If you have invested the full allowance of £5,340, you won’t be able to make any further deposits in that tax year even if you have withdrawn funds.

Amount of savings Tax free++ / AER+ rate (%pa)
£24,000 and over 2.50%
£9,000 - £23,999 2.00%
£1 - £8,999 1.50%

 Rates are correct at 5th January 2011

++ Tax Free - is the rate payable when income is exempt from Income Tax

+ AER. Annual Equivalent Rate illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year.

Opening a new account

There are two ways to open a new Cash ISA  40 Day Notice:

Transfer your existing ISAs to a Cash ISA 40 Day Notice
You can transfer any cash ISAs to us – to enjoy benefits such as tiered interest rates.

Applying by post

  1. Download the Key Features (PDF, opens in a new window), which gives details of the terms and conditions. You should print a copy of these Key Features and retain a copy for your own records before you sign the Application Form. By signing, you are therefore accepting the terms and conditions.
  2. Download the Application Form (PDF, opens in a new window). Complete the details on-screen and then print 2 copies of the Application Form.
  3. Sign and date both copies of the Application Form and ensure you have stipulated your marketing preference. Please keep one of the copies for your own records.
  4. Choose how to make your deposit. You can do this by either personal cheque, internal transfer of funds, Direct Debit or standing order.
    • Make a cheque payable to "Clydesdale Bank (re: Your Name)". The pre-printed name on the cheque must include the name on the Application Form.
    • Request an internal transfer from your existing Clydesdale Bank account by completing your bank account details on the application form under section 3.
    • Set up a Direct Debit: download the Direct Debit Instruction Form (PDF, opens in new window), complete your bank details, print, sign and date. The amount you wish to deposit into your Cash ISA and collection date should be completed on your Application Form. Please make sure your bank/building society account accepts Direct Debit payments.
    • Set up a standing order: download the standing order Instruction Form (PDF, opens in new window), complete the details, print, sign and date. Please make sure your bank/building society account accepts standing order payments.
  5. Send the signed application form and deposit (cheque, Direct Debit Instruction Form or standing order Instruction Form or ensure you have completed Section 3 of the Application Form with your Clydesdale Bank account details if you require an Internal Transfer) to:

    Direct Banking
    Cash ISA Team
    Timor House, Mariner Court
    Clydebank Business Park
    Clydebank G81 2NR

What happens next?

When we receive your application it will be processed as quickly as possible.

  • You will receive confirmation in the post.
  • Every January we will send you an annual statement showing the value of your Cash ISA as at 31st December.

Summary Box

Key Product Information for our Savings Account

Account Name   Cash ISA - 40 Day Notice
Interest Rates (AERs)   Refer to the Savings Account Tariff for personal customers, our website www.cbonline.co.uk or the notice displayed in Branch.
Tax Status   Tax free – interest is paid gross.
Conditions for bonus payment   N/A
Withdrawal arrangements   Withdrawals require 40 days notice. Withdrawals without 40 days’ notice are subject to a charge. The withdrawal must be for the whole balance in the Account including any accrued interest. Withdrawals may only be made by transfer to another account. The charge is equivalent to 40 days gross interest or a minimum of £30.00, whichever is greater. The Account must then be transferred into a Instant Access Cash ISA Account. Further details can be found in the Terms and Conditions. ISA withdrawals have no effect on annual subscription limits as once you have reached the investment limit in any tax year you cannot make any further subscriptions in that tax year regardless of the number or amount withdrawn from your investment.
Access   Via Branch/Post

Anyone aged 16 years or over is eligible to apply for a Cash ISA and for a Stocks and Shares ISA applicants must be 18 or over. You must be resident and ordinarily resident in the United Kingdom.

The value of any tax benefits to you depends on your individual circumstances, the Law and Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) practice which are subject to change. The proceeds of an ISA are currently free from UK Income Tax and Capital Gains Tax.

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