Summary
FIXED-RATE savings accounts are paying headline rates of up to 5 pc before tax to those willing to tie their money up for three years.
But experts say shorter-term bonds should prove a better option because interest rates are expected to rise over the next two years.See the full content of this document
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Try a Shorter Fix for More Income [Scot Region Edition 2]
New bonds from Newcastle BS pay 2.98pc after tax (3.61pc before) if you tie your money up for one year, but a higher 3.28pc (4.11pc) if you are happy to leave it untouched for th...
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