Funding the top 3 regular savers (~£950/month) earns about £414 a year at rates up to 7% — parking the waiting cash at LemFi (5% easy access) adds more. Recomputed daily; last verified 11 Mar 2026.
The cumulative columns show the ladder: fund the top account first, then keep adding the next rung. Interest is what you'd actually earn drip-feeding the monthly maximum — roughly half the headline rate on your total deposits, because the balance builds over the year.
| # | Account | Rate | Max/mo | Interest/yr |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | First Directneeds their current account | 7% | £300 | ~£137 |
| 2 | HSBCneeds their current account | 7% | £250 | ~£114 |
| 3 | Lloydsneeds their current account | 6.25% | £400 | ~£163 |
| 4 | Halifaxneeds their current account | 5.50% | £250 | ~£89 |
| 5 | Santander | 5% | £200 | ~£65 |
| 6 | Royal Bank of Scotlandneeds their current account | 5% | £150 | ~£49 |
5 of the 6 savers above only open to holders of the provider's current account. Building the full ladder means opening those accounts first — which is slower than it sounds, and often pays for itself if you arrive via a switch bonus. Rates and account rules change; check the provider's terms before opening.
Regular savers pay the highest rates in retail banking but cap deposits at a few hundred pounds a month each. One account can only shelter a fraction of most people's savings; a ladder of them gets top rates on much more. The waiting cash isn't idle either — it earns 5% at LemFi while it drips in. This page re-ranks daily as accounts launch, change and close.
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