What is the best Coventry Fixed Rate ISA?
A Fixed Rate ISA is a type of savings account where your money is locked away for a set period, and in return, you get a guaranteed interest rate. Your interest will also be tax-free, but you won’t be able to withdraw your money until the end of your fixed term (usually between one to five years).
In this guide, we’ll cover all the Fixed Rate ISAs currently offered by Coventry Building Society. If you’re looking for the best Fixed Rate ISA on the market, keep in mind that the familiar high-street banks don’t always offer the most competitive rates.
Withdrawing funds before maturity will incur a charge. Partial withdrawals from a Fixed Rate ISA are restricted. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may be subject to change in the future
What is Coventry’s best Fixed Rate ISA?
Currently, Coventry Building Society is offering three Fixed Rate ISAs, with rates ranging from 3.65% to 3.80% AER (fixed). After the fixed set period, your funds will be automatically re-invested into another ISA with Coventry, unless you tell them otherwise. If you’re looking for a Fixed Rate ISA, it’s a good idea to compare multiple accounts across a range of providers. After all, the big high street banks and building societies don’t always offer the best rates and you may find a more competitive ISA with a different provider.
If you’re looking for a Fixed Rate ISA, it’s a good idea to compare multiple accounts across a range of providers. After all, the big high street banks and building societies don’t always offer the best rates and you may find a more competitive ISA with a different provider.
Learn more: What is an ISA and how do they work?
What are the current Coventry Fixed Rate ISAs?
Currently, Coventry Building Society offers three Fixed Rate ISAs, offering rates between 3.65% to 3.80% AER (fixed) interest rate.
- Fixed Rate ISA (292) until 31st May 2026: 3.80% AER (fixed) interest rate. Minimum deposit into the account is £1, and interest is paid annually or monthly. As this is a fixed-rate account, you’ll need to agree to lock your money away until 31st May 2026. If you want to close your account or withdraw your funds before the end of this period, you’ll pay a charge equivalent to 90 days’ loss of interest on the amount you withdraw.
- Fixed Rate ISA (293) until 31st May 2027: 3.70% AER (fixed) interest rate. Minimum deposit into the account is £1, and interest is paid annually or monthly. As this is a fixed-rate account, you’ll need to agree to lock your money away until 31st May 2076. If you want to close your account or withdraw your funds before the end of this period, you’ll pay a charge equivalent to 180 days’ loss of interest on the amount you withdraw.
- Fixed Rate ISA (294) until 31st May 2028: 3.65% AER (fixed) interest rate. Minimum deposit into the account is £1, and interest is paid annually or monthly. As this is a fixed-rate account, you’ll need to agree to lock your money away until 31st May 2076. If you want to close your account or withdraw your funds before the end of this period, you’ll pay a charge equivalent to 270 days’ loss of interest on the amount you withdraw.
Source: Coventry Fixed Rate ISAs. Rates accurate as of June 2025.
How to find the best Fixed ISA Rates
There are hundreds of Fixed Rate ISAs to choose from across a range of banks, building societies and modern app-based providers. Opening an ISA with a high street bank might seem like the easiest option, especially if you already have a current or savings account with them. This could see you missing out on a better interest rate, as the biggest banks don’t always offer the best rates.
By choosing an ISA with a competitive interest rate, you can reach your savings goals faster and reduce the impact of inflation. And, with a fixed rate account, you’ll protect your savings from falling interest rates too!
Although the interest rate is important, it’s a good idea to look for excellent customer service and an easy-to-use savings app too. That way, you should find it easier to save money and stay on track.