MyFinances.co.uk
News feeds Free newsletter

All the latest personal finance news - helping you make the most of your money

Savings and investments companies

NS&I extends ISA guarantee

Wednesday, 27 Feb 2008 00:13
National Savings and Investments (NS&I) is extending its Direct ISA guarantee so it will pay 0.3 per cent over the Bank of England until April 5th 2009.

The offer will run from the next tax year - April 6th 2008 - putting the current ISA rate at 5.55 per cent.

All existing Direct ISA customers will be told of the change in the coming week.

NS&I sales director John Prout said: "A cash ISA should be the first port of call for savers wanting to shelter their savings from tax.

"We know that over the past two years our customers have valued the Direct ISA's guarantee that the return on any investment will beat the Bank of England base rate, and this is why we have extended the guarantee."

The Direct ISA can be opened online or by phone with a minimum deposit of £1,000.

Compare savings accounts 


Disclaimer:
myfinances.co.uk is not authorised to give advice under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000.

Terms:
By using this site, you are deemed to have accepted our terms of use.

myfinances poll 

As a global banking crisis hits, we want to know how the crisis is affecting you. Is your money safe? Vote now and tell us your views.

Free stuff 

Sign up for our free daily newsletter and other free stuff.