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IMPOSSIBLE TO PURCHASE NS&I 6% BONDS
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@LindsayT: Feel free to disagree.I remember somebody complaining about not being able to use their debit card to buy an NS&I product. I thought it was Halifax. They mentioned the £25k limit. So I posted that they wouldn't be able to buy 2 first class tickets to New York on BA as these cost in excess of £30k. The poster agreed with me (assuming they wanted to buy airline tickets wth a debit card).Having looked through my comments back to March of this year, I haven't found my post. Not saying it isn't there, just that I didn't find it.0
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Can you open multiple bonds then on the same account?0
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What do you mean by 'account'?jaceyboy said:Can you open multiple bonds then on the same account?Each bond has its own account number so they would be separate accountsIf you mean on the same NS&I Holders account (including Premium bonds and other bonds etc) then yes as long as the total across GGB accounts does not exceed £1 million
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What I meant is, can I open up one bond with say £50k, then open another tomorrow with say £50k and they would be different maturity dates?ColdIron said:
What do you mean by 'account'?jaceyboy said:Can you open multiple bonds then on the same account?Each bond has its own account number so they would be separate accountsIf you mean on the same NS&I Holders account (including Premium bonds and other bonds etc) then yes as long as the total across GGB accounts does not exceed £1 million0 -
Absolutely, yes
- Can I top-up a Guaranteed Growth Bond I've already bought?
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No, once you’ve bought a fixed-term Bond, you can’t add any more money to it.
You can buy more Bonds though if they are still on sale, up to a total value of £1 million per person in the current Issue.
Each Bond you buy is a separate investment with its own maturity date.
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