Easy Access Autumn Account (Issue 2)

Full details

What Oxbury Bank's Summary Box for this account says, in its own words where we can. See it on Oxbury Bank's website. Read it on Oxbury Bank's page. The rate at the top of this page is the one Juno checked most recently.

Account name

Easy Access Autumn Account (Issue 2)From the bank's Summary Box, read 3 November 2026

Rate type

VariableFrom the bank's Summary Box, read 3 November 2026

Can the bank change the rate?

Yes. Oxbury can make changes to your interest rate. Where your balance is over £100, any reductions in the interest rate will be communicated to you providing at least 14 calendar days’ notice. Where we increase your rate or we decrease it when you have a balance below £100, we’ll usually make the change immediately and notify you as soon as possible. Our Deposit Terms and Conditions set out the circumstances when we may change the interest rate, such as where our cost of funding increases as a result of changes in the Bank of England base rate. …From the bank's Summary Box, read 3 November 2026

How interest is worked out

Calculated dailyFrom the bank's Summary Box, read 3 November 2026

When interest is paid

Any interest will accrue on the whole amount of your balance, only when it is between £1,000 and up to £120,000 (you will also receive interest on balances above £120,000, where they have resulted from interest being accrued and paid into the account) Interest is calculated daily and is paid into your Easy Access Autumn Account (Issue 2) every month, with reference to the date of receipt of your …From the bank's Summary Box, read 3 November 2026

The bank's example

What would the estimated balance be after 12 months based on a £1,000 deposit? Initial Deposit Balance after 12 Months Interest Earned £1,000 £1,045.73 £45.73 £50,000 £52,286.57 £2,286.57 The above example shows the estimated balance after 12 months on deposits of £1,000 and £50,000 and is for illustrative purposes only, it does not take account of your individual circumstances and assumes that: The account is opened with the amount stated and interest starts being earned straight away No …From the bank's Summary Box, read 3 November 2026