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Deferred interest

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I need to invest money that is 100% safe that will earn a good rate of interest but deferred until after april 6th 2010 this is for tax reasons.
Grateful for any help.
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  • RayWolfe
    RayWolfe Posts: 3,045 Forumite
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    Term "bonds" (long term savings) from Halifax defer tax until expiry and they do 2 year term.
  • Jonbvn
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    Easiest way would be a 3-year fixed rate bond.

    Kaupthing Edge currently have a 3-year bond paying 7.67% gross/7.15%AER. Not sure if it meets your 100% safe criteria.
    In case you hadn't already worked it out - the entire global financial system is predicated on the assumption that you're an idiot:cool:
  • ps2659
    ps2659 Posts: 534 Forumite
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    Are index linked saving certificates a good investment from NS&I to defer the income for 3 years ?
  • Jonbvn wrote: »
    Easiest way would be a 3-year fixed rate bond.

    Kaupthing Edge currently have a 3-year bond paying 7.67% gross/7.15%AER. Not sure if it meets your 100% safe criteria.
    Up to £35K it is
    You've never seen me, but I've been here all along - watching and learning...:cool:
  • Jonbvn
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    ps2659 wrote: »
    Are index linked saving certificates a good investment from NS&I to defer the income for 3 years ?

    From a tax perspective these certs are an excellent savings vehicle. With RPI at 5% they seem like a no brainer to me.
    In case you hadn't already worked it out - the entire global financial system is predicated on the assumption that you're an idiot:cool:
  • ps2659
    ps2659 Posts: 534 Forumite
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    Jonbvn wrote: »
    Easiest way would be a 3-year fixed rate bond.

    Kaupthing Edge currently have a 3-year bond paying 7.67% gross/7.15%AER. Not sure if it meets your 100% safe criteria.

    Are there any good 2 year fixes on offer.
    Thanks really trying to sort out my finances.
  • ps2659
    ps2659 Posts: 534 Forumite
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    Jonbvn wrote: »
    Easiest way would be a 3-year fixed rate bond.

    Kaupthing Edge currently have a 3-year bond paying 7.67% gross/7.15%AER. Not sure if it meets your 100% safe criteria.

    Me and the wife have taken out this 3 year bond seems a top rate, we would also like a 2 year bond that pays interest at maturity.
    Thanks in advance.
  • sloughflint
    sloughflint Posts: 2,345 Forumite
    ps2659 wrote: »
    Are there any good 2 year fixes on offer.
    Thanks really trying to sort out my finances.

    RayWolfe mentioned Halifax further up. I guess that must be this:
    http://www.halifax.co.uk/savings/guaranteed_reserve.asp
    Better rates here:
    http://www.icesave.co.uk/fixed-rate-savings.html
    with choice of interest payment including at maturity.
  • ps2659
    ps2659 Posts: 534 Forumite
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    RayWolfe mentioned Halifax further up. I guess that must be this:
    http://www.halifax.co.uk/savings/guaranteed_reserve.asp
    Better rates here:
    http://www.icesave.co.uk/fixed-rate-savings.html
    with choice of interest payment including at maturity.

    Thanks for the response the Halifax rate is fairly low in comparison @ 5.7% and Icesave 7.06% but Icesave do not pay interest at maturity only annually and I need a 2 year fix with interest added at the end of the term.
  • ps2659
    ps2659 Posts: 534 Forumite
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    Ok then, what about opening another KE 3 year bond but closing after two years? I think the interest penalty then reduces the rate to 6.87% or something like that.

    I am fully invested in Kaupthing Edge and so is the wife well at least up to the safety of £33000 in case the worst should happen, many thanks for your input.
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