A lender has launched two new savings accounts.
Anyone considering the possibility of investing in
savings account deals such as
bonds in the near future may be interested in two new products introduced by one financier.
In news which could also be of note to those with
Sainsbury's savings, the lender yesterday (March 3rd 2011) announced the launch of a pair of new fixed rate accounts with annual equivalent rates (AER) of three and four per cent.
For example, customers can now take out a one-year savings account with an AER of three percent or a three-year deal that has a yearly rate of four per cent attached to it, both of which allow a single deposit of between £5,000 and £50,000.
Helen Cook, head of savings at Sainsbury's Finance, observed: "We anticipate significant demand for these new accounts as they are currently among the most competitive."
This comes after BM Savings revealed recently that 23 per cent of Britons used their savings to afford Christmas.
By Mark Hornby