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AA 1 year Fixed Term Bond Help!

Hi guys,
I applied for an AA Savings 1 Year Fixed Term bond last week when the interest rate was still 7.21%. A couple of days later, it went down to 6.30% for the year. However, I just received the documents this morning confirming my new account had been opened and I'm slightly puzzled as it says '1 year fixed rate 6.98% MI Savings Account.' What does this mean? 6.98% interest was not the interest rate when I signed up, nor is it the new interest rate so I'm a bit confused! Also, being slightly new to savings, I have no idea what 'MI' means, can anyone shed some light?
Many thanks guys,
Goldilockz

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