A financier has created a news range of savings accounts.
Those interested in taking out
Sainsbury's savings accounts may wish to consider a trio of deals launched by the supermarket bank yesterday (April 12th).
In news that could also be of note to anyone eager to
compare savings on
fixed rate bonds packages, the lender has created products set for either one, two or three years.
The one-year
savings account offers a fixed rate of 3.35 per cent, with the two-year alternative having a rate of 3.85 per cent attached to it. Meanwhile, the three-year product, which is available to both new and existing customers, pays 4.05 per cent.
All three of these options can have single deposits of between £5,000 and £50,000 and can be taken out by single or joint applicants.
Helen Cook, head of savings at Sainsbury's Finance, commented: "These accounts have all proved very popular with customers who want to put some money away in the knowledge that they'll get a good return."
David Rodger of the Debt Advice Foundation noted recently that people should set themselves specific savings goals.
By Nate Sawyer