1 year fixed rate bond

35har1old

MSE sames to have overlooked the Progressive 1 Yr bond paying 5.2% which has a low buy in of £500
Note it appears you have  to visit the Web page on a laptop or desktop to view all the online accounts
Sorry for the additional post thought there was a issue in uploading first post

InvesterJones

35har1old said:

MSE sames to have overlooked the Progressive 1 Yr bond paying 5.2% which has a low buy in of £500
Note it appears you have  to visit the Web page on a laptop or desktop to view all the online accounts
Sorry for the additional post thought there was a issue in uploading first post

On a desktop, the highest fixed rate I can see is issue 11 1 yr, which is 5%.

gravel_2

I had the same issue but if you go to online accounts you will see 5.2%
https://theprogressive.com/savings/online-savings

JGB1955

gravel_2 said:

I had the same issue but if you go to online accounts you will see 5.2%
https://theprogressive.com/savings/online-savings

Issue 4 ... 3 weeks ago.

35har1old

InvesterJones said:

35har1old said:

MSE sames to have overlooked the Progressive 1 Yr bond paying 5.2% which has a low buy in of £500
Note it appears you have  to visit the Web page on a laptop or desktop to view all the online accounts
Sorry for the additional post thought there was a issue in uploading first post

On a desktop, the highest fixed rate I can see is issue 11 1 yr, which is 5%.

InvesterJones said:

35har1old said:

MSE sames to have overlooked the Progressive 1 Yr bond paying 5.2% which has a low buy in of £500
Note it appears you have  to visit the Web page on a laptop or desktop to view all the online accounts
Sorry for the additional post thought there was a issue in uploading first post

On a desktop, the highest fixed rate I can see is issue 11 1 yr, which is 5%.

When you arrive on the website you must have clicked bonds which takes you to issue 11 paying 5% this is only available via branch or post.
You needed to click on the online savings which takes you to issue 4 paying 5.2% fixed.

InvesterJones

Quite right! How confusing!