MoneySavingsYou have to deposit your money within 60 days of opening your account and the cashback should arrive by December 3110:37, 08 Jun 2026Updated 10:37, 08 Jun 2026Hargreaves Lansdown is paying up to £750 cashback when you open a savings platform.‌But savers need to deposit a huge £250,000 to get the top payout. The cashback is available for new customers who open a Hargreaves Lansdown Active Savings account before July 30.‌If you deposit between £10,000 and £19,999, you will earn £20 cashback, while saving between £20,000 and £49,999 will get you £40.‌Those who are depositing between £50,000 and £74,999 will earn £100, while £150 cashback is available if you save between £75,000 and £149,999.If you save between £150,000 and £249,999, the cashback is £300 - and the top tier £750 cashback is available if you deposit at least £250,000.‌You have to deposit your money within 60 days of opening your account and the cashback should arrive by December 31.But the cashback isn’t applied automatically - you will need to fill out an online form or contact Hargreaves Lansdown via its customer service team.Hargreaves Lansdown Active Savings Account is an online cash savings platform that allows you to manage multiple savings and cash ISA products from over 30 different partner banks and building societies.‌The cashback offer is only available on regular easy-access and fixed savings accounts - it does not apply for cash ISAs.The top rate on an easy-access account through Hargreaves Lansdown Active Savings is 3.95% variable, which is offered by Whiteaway Laidlaw.However, you can earn up to 4.55% on up to £20,000 through Tembo - this includes a 3% variable rate plus 1.55% bonus for one year - and 5% variable on up to £3,000 with Cahoot.‌For bigger sums, Chase offers 4.5% for new customers. This includes a 2.25% variable rate plus a 12 month 2.25% bonus.The top rate on a one-year fix through Active Savings is 4.55% which is offered by the National Bank of Kuwait. But elsewhere, MBNA offers a rate of 4.85% for a one-year fix.If you're a basic-rate taxpayer, you can earn up to £1,000 a year in savings interest every tax year - after this, you pay 20% tax.Article continues belowHigher-rate taxpayers pay 40% tax when they earn more than £500 in savings interest a year. Additional rate taxpayers have to pay 45% tax on all their savings interest.You do not pay any tax on savings interest that is accrued in an ISA account.Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌Savings