Thursday 23 February 2012
See who offers the best deals on fixed rate savings bonds
The money in the account is tied up for a specific length of time, usually between 1 to 5 years and you are not usually allowed to add further funds to your initial deposit once a bond has been opened.
Most providers do not permit any type of withdrawal before the maturity date and if withdrawals are allowed then a penalty will normally be incurred.
| Fixed Rate Bonds |
| SAINSBURYS FINANCE | Fixed Rate Saver | 4.13% | 3 Years | £5000 | | | SANTANDER | 3 Year Fixed Rate Bond | 4.01% | Term | £1 | | | BARCLAYS | Three Year Fixed Rate Savings Bond Issue 70 | 4.00% | 3 Years | £50000 | | | SAINSBURYS FINANCE | Fixed Rate Saver | 3.92% | 2 Years | £5000 | | | BANK OF IRELAND UK | Web Bond | 3.55% | 2 Years | £500 | | | BARCLAYS | Three Year Fixed Rate Savings Bond Issue 70 | 3.50% | 3 Years | £500 | | | SANTANDER | 1 Year Fixed Rate Bond | 3.20% | Term | £25000 | | | SAINSBURYS FINANCE | Fixed Rate Saver | 3.40% | 1 Year | £5000 | | | SANTANDER | Tracker Bond | 3.00% | Term | £10000 | | | POST OFFICE | Online Bond Issue 3 | 3.00% | 1 Year | £500 | |
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