My Community Finance savings account review
In this guide, you'll learn about the pros and cons of the savings accounts available from My Community Finance.
While known for offering personal loans, My Community Finance also offers competitive savings accounts through a network of ethical credit unions in the UK.
My Community Bank offers fixed-rate savings accounts with terms of 6 months, 18 months, 1 year, 2 years and 3 years. You won’t be able to access your money during the term of the account, and you can save between £1,000 and £85,000.
My Community Bank also offers an easy access savings account, with the rate of interest tiered depending on how much you have in the account (you won’t earn interest on balances between £1 and £999). You can withdraw and deposit funds whenever you like. However, as of June 2025, My Community Bank isn’t currently accepting new applications for this account.
There are no fees or charges associated with these accounts.
Your eligibility depends on the credit union that your savings account is with. However, you’ll typically need to be aged over 18, have a UK address and pay tax in the UK.
You can apply for an account on the My Community Network website. During the application, you’ll be asked to fill out some personal and financial details as well as digitally agreeing to the bank’s terms and conditions.
Your application will be manually checked. You can expect to be contacted about the next steps to opening your account within 3 working days.
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If ethical banking is important to you, and you have at least £1,000 to deposit, a My Community Finance savings account could be for you.
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