A financier has created a new ISA and fixed rate bonds.
People exploring the
best ISA rates available in the UK following the recession may be interested in a new
savings account on offer from one lender.
Earlier this week (September 14th), Leeds Building Society unveiled a fresh one-year fixed rate
ISA with a figure of 3.25 per cent attached, which has been designed with people looking for an attractive product in which to invest their 2011-12 tax-free allowance.
Furthermore, the deal permits access to 25 per cent of the fund stored with no notice required or penalty charge.
Kim Rebecchi, sales and marketing director at the company, observed: "We know that tax-free savings are very important to our customers and this is especially so in the current high inflation and low interest rate environment."
Meanwhile, the lender has also launched a new one-year
fixed rate bond with a guaranteed return of 3.46 per cent that can be opened with a deposit of as little as £100.
By Kate Guthrie