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Lloyds 1-year Term Deposit @ 1.50% ? !

My wife and my mother have had several Lloyds 1-year Term Deposit bonds recently:

Starting
08/10/09 @ 3.00%
04/06/10 @ 2.40%
08/10/10 @ 1.50%
04/06/11 @ 2.90%

As these rates were notified as renewal offers in the maturity letters of the prior term deposit bonds, I have not seen them formally published by Lloyds. I have been unable to find anything in the interest rate history on the Lloyds website prior to the now-replaced 2.90% rate.

The one at 1.50% was notified in a letter that was different in character to the other renewal offers. I am wondering whether my mother was sold a pup with that 1.50% rate. Was this genuinely the rate for a 1-year Term Deposit bond at that time or has my mother, a life-long Lloyds customer, been given 'special treatment'?

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