Member savings accounts

If you have a mortgage with us or personal savings account with a minimum balance of £1, you’re a member of the Society.

If you operate an account on someone else’s behalf, for example, as an attorney or personal representative, you are not the member – membership stays with the customer named on the account.

If your account allows regular withdrawals, the easiest way to set up a standing order is to use our web chat service using the pink chat icon which will display at the bottom of the screen when it is available.

If you want to send money from a UK bank or building society, please use the following banking details:

Account holder name:

Your full name

Sort code:

20-78-91

Account number:

70798924

Reference:

Your 9-digit Skipton account number

You can find other ways to pay in on our Paying in page.

You can apply for a member savings account if you're an existing member who has held continuous membership since 12 June 2024 or before.

Our Fixed Rate Bonds don't allow withdrawals or early closure during the fixed term. We will contact you shortly before the end of the fixed term to let you know your options at that time.

At the end of the fixed term, which is known as ‘maturity’, your account will automatically transfer into a new 1 Year Fixed Rate Bond, unless you tell us otherwise when we contact you before maturity. You can find out more about the maturity process in term 9 of the further terms and conditions.

You can apply for a member savings account if you're an existing member aged 66 and over who has held continuous membership since 12 June 2022 or before.

The interest will be paid monthly into an external bank or building society account in your name, on the same date in the month that you opened the account.

Our Fixed Rate Bonds don't allow withdrawals or early closure during the fixed term. We will contact you shortly before the end of the fixed term to let you know your options at that time.

At the end of the fixed term, which is known as ‘maturity’, your account will automatically transfer into an Easy Access account paying a variable rate of interest unless you tell us otherwise when we contact you before maturity. You can find out more about the maturity process in term 9 of the further terms and conditions.

You can apply for a member savings account if you're an existing member who has held continuous membership since 11 January 2024 or before.

Your £250 allowance refreshes on the 1st of each month.

You can’t withdraw part of your account balance during the 12-month term; however, you can close your account at any time and withdraw the full balance.

You can close your account at any time.

You can apply for a member savings account if you're an existing member who has held continuous membership since 11 January 2024 or before.

Yes, withdrawals can be made at any time.

You can close your account at any time.