AIB Group (UK) plc

• Allied Irish Bank (GB)
• First Trust Bank (NI)

Royal Bank of Scotland

• Adam and Company
• Royal Bank of Scotland

Bank of Ireland UK plc

• AA Financial Services
• Post Office®
• Bank of Ireland UK

Bank of Scotland plc

• Aviva
• Bank of Scotland
• Birmingham Midshires
• Halifax
• Intelligent Finance

Barclays Bank plc

• Barclays Bank
• Barclays Direct
• Standard Life Cash Savings

Clydesdale Bank plc

• Yorkshire Bank
• Virgin Money
• B

HSBC Bank plc

• First Direct
• HSBC

Lloyds Bank plc

• Lloyds Bank
• Cheltenham & Gloucester

National Counties Building Society

• National Counties Building Society
• Family Building Society

Nationwide Building Society

• Cheshire Building Society
• Derbyshire Building Society
• Dunfermline Building Society
• Nationwide Building Society

Santander UK plc

• Cahoot
• Santander

Goldman Sachs International

• Saga
• Marcus by Goldman Sachs

The Co-operative Bank plc

• Britannia
• Smile
• The Co-operative Bank

Yorkshire Building Society

• Barnsley Building Society
• Chelsea Building Society
• Norwich & Peterborough Building Society
• Yorkshire Building Society

Monzo Bank Limited

• Monzo Bank
• OakNorth Bank

If your bank went under, the level of compensation for lost savings would depend on who owns the brand. For example, Halifax and Saga are both owned by Bank of Scotland, so the limit on compensation for lost savings in all three is the same as for one brand. Find out who owns your bank by searching the menu above.

AIB Group (UK) plc is the 'deposit-taking licence holder' for Allied Irish Bank (GB) and First Trust Bank (NI). This means you'll only be entitled to a total of £85,000 of FSCS protection (even if you have savings with more than one of these brands). What is FSCS protection?

Bank of Ireland UK plc is the 'deposit-taking licence holder' for The AA, Post Office@ and Bank of Ireland UK. This means you'll only be entitled to a total of £85,000 of FSCS protection (even if you have savings with more than one of these brands). What is FSCS protection?

Bank of Scotland PLC is the 'deposit-taking licence holder' for Aviva, Bank of Scotland, BM Savings, Halifax, and Intelligent Finance. This means you'll only be entitled to a total of £85,000 of FSCS protection (even if you have savings with more than one of these brands). What is FSCS protection?

Barclays Bank plc is the 'deposit-taking licence holder' for Barclays Bank, Barclays Direct and Standard Life Cash Savings. This means you'll only be entitled to a total of £85,000 of FSCS protection (even if you have savings with more than one of these brands). What is FSCS protection?

Chase is a trading name of J.P. Morgan Europe Limited (JPMEL), and this entity is distinct from other JPMorgan Chase entities in the UK so it doesn't share a deposit-taking licence with any other financial institution. The first £85,000 per person, per UK banking licence, is protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). What is FSCS protection?

Chetwood Financial is the 'deposit-taking licence holder' for SmartSave. That means the first £85,000 per person, per UK banking licence, is protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). What is FSCS protection?

Clydesdale Bank plc is the 'deposit-taking licence holder' for Virgin Money and Yorkshire Bank. This means you'll only be entitled to a total of £85,000 of FSCS protection (even if you have savings with more than one of these brands). What is FSCS protection?

The Co-operative Bank plc is the 'deposit-taking licence holder' for Britannia, Smile, The Co-operative Bank. This means you'll only be entitled to a total of £85,000 of FSCS protection (even if you have savings with more than one of these brands). What is FSCS protection?

HSBC Bank plc is the 'deposit-taking licence holder' for First Direct and HSBC. This means you'll only be entitled to a total of £85,000 of FSCS protection (even if you have savings with more than one of these brands). What is FSCS protection?

Kent Reliance is a trading name of OneSavings Bank plc and doesn't share a deposit-taking licence with any other financial institution. The first £85,000 per person, per UK banking licence, is protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). What is FSCS protection?

Lloyds Bank plc is the 'deposit-taking licence holder' for Lloyds Bank and Cheltenham & Gloucester. This means you'll only be entitled to a total of £85,000 of FSCS protection (even if you have savings with more than one of these brands). What is FSCS protection?

Goldman Sachs International is the the 'deposit-taking licence holder' for Saga and Marcus by Goldman Sachs. This means you'll only be entitled to a total of £85,000 of FSCS protection (even if you have savings with more than one of these brands). What is FSCS protection?

National Counties Building Society is the 'deposit-taking licence holder' for National Counties Building Society and Family Building Society. This means you'll only be entitled to a total of £85,000 of FSCS protection (even if you have savings with more than one of these brands). What is FSCS protection?

Nationwide Building Society is the 'deposit-taking licence holder' for Cheshire BS, Derbyshire BS, Dunfermline BS and Nationwide BS. This means you'll only be entitled to a total of £85,000 of FSCS protection (even if you have savings with more than one of these brands). What is FSCS protection?

Santander UK plc is the 'deposit-taking licence holder' for Cahoot and Santander. This means you'll only be entitled to a total of £85,000 of FSCS protection (even if you have savings with more than one of these brands). What is FSCS protection?

Yorkshire Building Society is the 'deposit-taking licence holder' for Barnsley BS, Chelsea BS, Norwich & Peterborough BS and Yorkshire BS. This means you'll only be entitled to a total of £85,000 of FSCS protection (even if you have savings with more than one of these brands). What is FSCS protection?

Natwest doesn't share a deposit-taking licence with any other financial institution. You are entitled to a total of £85,000 of FSCS protection with this provider. Natwest is part of the RBS Group but under its own authorisation. What is FSCS protection?

Royal Bank of Scotland is the 'deposit-taking licence holder' for Adam and Company. This means you'll only be entitled to a total of £85,000 of FSCS protection (even if you have savings with more than one of these brands). What is FSCS protection?

TSB doesn't share a deposit-taking licence with any other financial institution. You are entitled to a total of £85,000 of FSCS protection with this provider. TSB is part of Lloyds Banking Group but under its own authorisation. What is FSCS protection?

Ulster Bank doesn't share a deposit-taking licence with any other financial institution. You are entitled to a total of £85,000 of FSCS protection with this provider. Ulster Bank is part of the RBS Group but under its own authorisation. What is FSCS protection?

The rate offered by Al Rayan Bank is an 'expected profit rate' from its sharia-compliant investments, so returns are not guaranteed.

Ikano Bank is not covered by the FSCS. Instead, they are covered by the Swedish Deposit Insurance Scheme, managed by Riksgälden which protects up to £85,000 per person.

RCI Bank doesn't share a deposit-taking licence with any other financial institution. The first £85,000 per person, per UK banking licence, is protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).

N26 doesn't share a deposit-taking licence with any other financial institution. Up to €100,000 is guaranteed by the European deposit guarantee scheme.

National Savings & Investments doesn't share a deposit-taking licence with any other financial institution. You are entitled to 100% of your investment with this provider. What is FSCS protection?

Monzo Bank Limited is the 'deposit-taking licence holder' for Monzo Bank, and OakNorth Bank. This means you'll only be entitled to a total of £85,000 of FSCS protection (even if you have savings with more than one of these brands). What is FSCS protection?

doesn't share a deposit-taking licence with any other financial institution. The first £85,000 per person, per UK banking licence, is protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). What is FSCS protection?