By Kate Saines in Saving & Banking , Saving & Banking News Posted on October 21, 2026 | Modified on October 21, 2026 0 NS&I have increased the rate on their Green Savings Bonds to 4.73% for a three-year fixed term. The bonds, which help finance green projects across the UK, were launched in 2021. There is a minimum investment of £100 and a maximum limit of £100,000 per person for each issue. Previously the interest rate on the accounts was 4.45% and the increase comes as many other fixed savings accounts have undergone rate hikes. Indeed, data from Moneyfacts showed the average one-year fixed saving rate rose for the seventh consecutive month to 4.41% – the highest in two years.
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