Money Well Saved

Like other banks, Charity Bank provides a secure home for your money: we are a member of the financial services compensation scheme (FSCS) which protects 100% of personal deposits up to £50,000 for individuals and up to £100,000 to couples with a joint account.

Unlike any other bank, 100 per cent of the money deposited with us is available to help charities, voluntary organisations and social enterprises.  

When you open a Charity Bank savings account, you can earn a fair amount of interest.  You’ll also be earning a social return, as your savings go into a pool of funds, which we use to offer loan finance and business guidance to organisations that are doing good work for the most vulnerable in society.

It's a more intelligent way of giving to charity.  Unlike a donation which once spent, is gone, we can loan the money out to organisations that need support, again and again while it remains in your account.  And then you can get your money back when you want it.  It's money well saved. 

Click here for more information on our Charity Bank Savings Account.

Click here for more information on our Charity ISA.

Click here for more information on our Charity Bank Small Steps Account.

Click here for more information on our Yorkshire Deposit Bond.

Click here for more information on our Liverpool Sefton Social Investment Bond.

Click here for more information on our interest rates. 

Click here to apply for an account. 

Click here to meet our borrowers and find out more about how we use your money. 

Click here for other ways of supporting Charity Bank. 

Click here for more information on investing in Charity Bank. 

The savings in Marc Harvey’s (above, right) account are put into a pool of funds, which we then use to work with organisations like The Parchment Trust.
It runs a number of initiatives for people with learning disabilities, such as a horticultural scheme that provided employment. To secure the Trust’s existing activities and its future at Ore Farm Charity Bank provided a loan of £380,000 to assist with the purchase of the property.

Click here to find out more about our borrowers, and how our depositors’ money is being used as a positive force for change.