How much are your Certificates worth?
For an accurate valuation
If you are registered for our online and phone service, log in or call us for an accurate valuation
Otherwise please write to us.
Get an estimated valuation
The calculator gives a quick estimated value for your Index-linked Savings Certificates. The estimate is:
- for guide purposes only
- based on the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) figure last updated on October 2024
- only relevant if you cash in your Certificate in November 2024
- only for Certificates within their current term
Do you have a Certificate due to mature this month?
If so, this calculator may not be able to give you a result as its too close to maturity. Please see the maturity letter we sent you, which gives you a valuation of your Certificate.To check the CPI, visit the Office for National Statistics website at ons.gov.uk and search for CPI All Items Index.
Using the calculator
Have the following to hand:
- Amount - The amount invested at the start of the current term
- Investment term - your investment has a term of 2, 3 or 5 years
- Day, month and year of investment - The date the current term started
What’s meant by 'current term'?
If your Certificate has been renewed, the current term started on the renewal date. For example, if you originally invested in a 5-year Certificate 20 July 2018, you should enter the renewal date of 20 July 2023.
You’ll also need to enter the value of your investment on that date. You can find this on your latest investment record.
Cashing in early
Certificates renewed before 23 July 2023
You can cash these in before the end of the investment term, but there will be a penalty. We’ll take off the equivalent of 90 days’ interest from the amount you cash in. Also, you won't earn any index-linking on the whole Certificate for the investment year in which you cash in, even if you only cash in part of it. The penalty and loss of index-linking are not included in the estimate given by the calculator.
Certificates renewed on or after 23 July 2023
You cannot cash these in early – you have to keep them until the end of the investment term.