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Who Has The Top Paying 12 Months Bonds at the Moment??
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scoot65
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Hi,
I've got 5k in a YBS regular saver (currently at 6.35%, I think) and I'm looking to shift it to a 12 month bond. I've been looking at the Nationwide eBond.
Can anyone tell me what are the higher paying 12 month Bonds at the moment?
Is there a link on this site to the current top payers like there is for the top ISAs and Reg Savers?
Thank you.............
I've got 5k in a YBS regular saver (currently at 6.35%, I think) and I'm looking to shift it to a 12 month bond. I've been looking at the Nationwide eBond.
Can anyone tell me what are the higher paying 12 month Bonds at the moment?
Is there a link on this site to the current top payers like there is for the top ISAs and Reg Savers?
Thank you.............
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I know I have not really answered your question - but ICICI Bank have one year fixed term account offering 7%. http://www.icicibank.co.uk/hisave_termdeposit.html
Also I beleive Icesave are doing something similar -
Check out this page which gives you a run down of top term/bond accounts
http://www.moneysupermarket.com/savings/SavingsResults.asp:rotfl:0 -
For most of the current 'best buys', see http://www.moneyfacts.co.uk/savings/bestbuys/short-term-fixed-rate-bonds.aspx0
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FirstSave Fixed Rate Bond 7.10%
7.10% 1 Year Bond £1,000Skoolmaster
Noblesse Oblige
shedful of passbooks and bonds0 -
Kaupthing are raising their rate to 7.01% according to Telegraph (still showing 6.86% on website but keep an eye out)
I think there are a few at or above 7% now, but if you can stomach the idea of putting your money into Nigeria, Firstsave is at the top. Rather than battle for first place though, a better question would be "which account has the most stable high rate?" and go with them first/after ISA.
edit - they're also dropping the opening balance from £5k to £1k
instant access is dropping from £1k to £100 and I think interest on that is set to rise as well.You've never seen me, but I've been here all along - watching and learning...:cool:0 -
You can always look at the Financial Services Authority tables: http://www.fsa.gov.uk/tables (click on "Compare savings accounts")
- always seems to up to date and won't be biased.0 -
Hopefully the below link may help you with fixed term deposits. https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/saving-and-banking/best-savings-rate/article.html?in_article_id=431812&in_page_id=0
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Thanks for the replies, I'll check out the links given.
Thanks again........0 -
any thoughts on the bank of nigeria bond
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where best to put 1000 for one year fixed???0
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