Following the recent Bank of England rate cut decision, we understand you may have some questions about the changes. Further communication will be with you or is on its way to you to confirm the rate change that applies to your account(s). For more information, read more.
Managing your personal savings account is easy.
You’ll need your Customer ID, password and memorable details to log in.
If you’ve recently opened your account, your Customer ID will be on its way to you through the post and you should normally receive this within five business days of opening the account.
When you save with Aldermore you have the added peace of mind that comes from knowing your money is protected up to a total of £85,000 per eligibile person by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, the UK’s deposit guarantee scheme.
We know how complicated things can be when someone close to you dies. We’re here to help and support you, and this guide explains what you’ll need to do about any savings accounts that are held with Aldermore.
The base rate is the rate the Bank of England charge banks and lenders when they borrow money, so it influences what borrowers pay, and also what savers earn.
If you have a variable rate mortgage or savings account with Aldermore, you can find out more about what a base rate change means for you here.
Existing customers can log in and send us a secure message
You can email us at
service@aldermoresavings.co.uk
Aldermore Personal Savings
Freepost RSAZ-AXXH-LHAX
PO Box 762
WALLSEND
NE28 5DH
When you email us, please avoid including any personal information like passwords for your safety. You can easily update your details or change your password through Internet banking. If you want to find out about account specific information, we recommend Secure Message.
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