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Manage your First Saver

Learn more about your First Saver Account

We want to make your financial life as simple as possible, so we’ve gathered all the information about your First Saver account in one place.

Three key features of First Saver:

  • Free, instant access baby and kids savings account held in trust.
  • Flexible deposits mean you can add a lump sum or set up a standing order to pay in what you want, when you want.
  • Easily managed in the Royal Bank app, alongside your other accounts.

Tools to help you save

Round Ups

Switch on Round Ups, and we’ll send the spare change from your debit card spend to your savings account. It's saving, made simple.

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Savings Goal Tool

Our savings goal tool can help you to save towards your goal and track your progress – whatever it is you’re saving for.

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Budget calculator

Our budget calculator could help you manage your budget so that you can stay on track with your savings goal.

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First Saver rates and terms

Want to check what interest rates your savings are earning, or need to take a quick look at your savings account terms? Here's the information you need

First Saver Account Terms

Check your interest rate

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Other ways we can help

Rooster Money

Kids and teens aged 6-17 can learn financial responsibility with a prepaid kid's debit card option from age 6.

  • Monitor your kid's spending with limits and alerts.
  • Create custom pots for saving money.
  • Free Rooster card subscription: for Royal Bank customers with kids aged 6-17.

Eligibility criteria applies. Fees and charges may apply. Free subscription offer T&Cs apply.

Royal Bank's teen & kids bank account

Unlock the benefits of our Revolve account for 11-17 year-olds:

  • Use Apple Pay and Google Pay ™ (ages 13+)
  • Get a MasterCard debit card
  • Manage money on  our mobile app

Eligibility criteria applies. 

Invest for the future

If you’re looking to invest money for your kid’s future, a Junior ISA could be a good option.

Money is invested which means over the long term it is has more potential to grow versus traditional savings.

The value of investments can go down as well as up, your capital is at risk.

Eligibility criteria, fees and charges apply.