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How do you rate Lloyds,Halifax and Nationwide for investing money in fixed rate savings bonds.only what to invest money for 2years no longer.please. Thanks for any help much appreciated.
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It's unlikely that any such account will beat inflation (or even keep pace with it) but, of the three you mention, Nationwide has the highest rate at the moment: Lloyds: 0.3% https:// www. lloydsbank. com/ savings/ fixed- bond. html Halifax: 0.3% https:// www. halifax. co. uk/ savings/ fixed- term/ Nationwide: 0.5%...
18:17 Thu 18th Jun 2020
It's unlikely that any such account will beat inflation (or even keep pace with it) but, of the three you mention, Nationwide has the highest rate at the moment:
Lloyds: 0.3%
https:/ /www.ll oydsban k.com/s avings/ fixed-b ond.htm l
Halifax: 0.3%
https:/ /www.ha lifax.c o.uk/sa vings/f ixed-te rm/
Nationwide: 0.5%
https:/ /www.na tionwid e.co.uk /produc ts/savi ngs/fix ed-rate -bond/f eatures -and-be nefits
For the best rates though, forget the High Street banks and look online:
PCF: 1.16%
https:/ /pcf.ba nk/savi ngs/per sonal/t erm-dep osit/
RCi: 1.15%
https:/ /www.rc ibank.c o.uk/sa vings/2 -year-f ixed-te rm-acco unt
Lloyds: 0.3%
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Halifax: 0.3%
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Nationwide: 0.5%
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For the best rates though, forget the High Street banks and look online:
PCF: 1.16%
https:/
RCi: 1.15%
https:/
^^^ Sddsddean must have better luck than average!
https:/ /www.mo neysavi ngexper t.com/s avings/ premium -bonds/
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