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Whether your pipes burst or an exciting event is on the cards, you’ll want to be able to make the most of your money by having a ‘rainy day’ fund.
VIEW ALL ACCOUNTS >There are a few ways to save for when you need an extra bit of cash:
1. Put a lump sum away to let it earn interest until you need it
2. Save little and often to keep building up your rainy day fund.
Whichever way you choose to save, you'll need an account that lets you have access to your money fairly quickly.
Post Office Money® ISAs are provided by OneFamily. Savings in Post Office Money cash ISAs are deposited with Bank of Ireland UK. All other Post Office Money savings accounts are provided by Bank of Ireland UK.
A more traditional savings account gives you the flexibility to withdraw your money quickly and easily.
Getting the most of your savings by using your tax-free allowance is usually a great way of earning a rate of interest to boost your savings. Make sure your ISAs allow you to make withdrawals so that you can get to your money when you need it.
Don't forget there is a maximum you can pay into an ISA in any tax year, which means you may not be able to replace any money you withdraw.
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Whatever your savings targets and how you choose to save, look at all of your options before deciding on which options are right for you. If you’re in any doubt you might want to seek the advice of an Independent Financial Advisor.
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For ISA queries:
0800 169 7500
9:00am - 5:00pm, Mon - Fri
Closed Sat
Closed Sun and Bank Holidays
All other savings accounts:
0800 169 7500
9:00am - 7:00pm, Mon - Fri
9:00am - 2:00pm, Sat
Closed Sun and Bank Holidays
