Yes, many banks and building societies offer joint savings accounts, although both account holders usually need to pass the provider’s checks and agree how withdrawals are made. Compare the interest rate, introductory bonuses, withdrawal limits, notice periods and whether the rate is variable before applying. Interest is normally treated as belonging equally to both holders, so each person’s Personal Savings Allowance may be relevant; tax treatment can depend on your circumstances. Check the provider’s terms and the current FSCS protection limits, particularly if you plan to hold a large balance.