Santander introduces new fixed-rate bonds

Tuesday, 02 August 2011 01:14

Spanish-owned high street bank Santander has launched a new range of fixed-rate bonds.

The latest deals offer rates of up to 3.3 per cent gross AER and can be fixed for either one or two years.

Santander has also introduced a one-year bond that tracks the Bank of England base rate.

The one- and two-year fixed-rate bonds are for savers with anything from £500 to £2 million. Savers are not allowed to make withdrawals or close either of the accounts before they reach maturity.

Meanwhile, the tracker bond - which offers an interest rate of 2.5 percentage points above the Bank of England's base rate - is for savers with between £10,000 and £2 million. The same limitations on access apply.

The firm has also launched a fixed-rate ISA range with rates of up to 3.5 per cent AER fixed over two years.

A maximum of £14,000 can be placed in either of the ISA products Santander has created.

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