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Chelsea BS 6 month bond, paying 3.70%
Steve_xx
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Chelsea BS will, on 5 September, launch a 6 month bond paying 3.70%
SUMMER BOND 2009 (NO ACCESS) SHORT TERM:
to be launched on 5 September it's a fixed term account maturing 22.3.10 with a minimum investment of £1K paying 3.70% yearly.
No earlier access permitted. Additions will be allowed whilst issue the remains open.
It may appeal to some for such a short term.
Link: Click here
SUMMER BOND 2009 (NO ACCESS) SHORT TERM:
to be launched on 5 September it's a fixed term account maturing 22.3.10 with a minimum investment of £1K paying 3.70% yearly.
No earlier access permitted. Additions will be allowed whilst issue the remains open.
It may appeal to some for such a short term.
Link: Click here
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It is now, looks like the passbook is making a comeback as well The Hanley 6 month account also came with a passbook as does this offering from The Chelsea."When the Government borrows, the citizen has to save".
Machiavellii0 -
I would have thought that banks would be putting at much as they can online these days. A passbook seems very old fashioned. Still, its a good rate so just waiting for the details to hit the mat.0
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Just a reminder that this bond matures 22-3-10
I have not heard anything from Chelsea BS about re-investment. Their current fixed rate bonds are here.
Presumably to get a cheque you have to write to Chelsea BS enclosing passbook?0 -
You do and they won't do a transfer ... but they will give you up to £3K cash if you give them notice.0
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