A financier has enhanced its fixed bond business account.
Those hoping to
compare savings on
business bank accounts such as
fixed rate bonds may be interested in a new offer from one financier.
In order to make their 12-month
fixed bonds product more attractive to companies following the recession, Principality Building Society has increased the rate on its Business Savings Fixed Rate Bond by 0.25 per cent, it was confirmed yesterday (October 18th).
This package is available to all kinds of firms - including partnerships, sole traders, limited companies and registered charities - and can be taken out subject to a business meeting the criteria set out by the financier.
Nicola Crocker, business savings manager at Principality, remarked that this hike in rates displays the lender's "commitment to offering highly competitive" deals at a time when companies are holding more of their cash due to the downturn.
This comes after research by HSBC last week (October 13th) found that 30 per cent of adults in the UK have less than five days' worth of their average pay stashed away for the future.
By Emma North