Bonds Fixed Income
Barclays Wealth launches new Regular Income BondA new Regular Income Bond has been launched by Barclays Wealth that aims to give investors a competitive return on their money. |
Leeds Building Society offers new easy-access bondA rate of 2.75 per cent gross per annum is being offered by a new short-term fixed-rate postal bond from Leeds Building Society. |
A guide to inflation-linked savings accountsWith inflation at a high rate and interest rates low, savers are having a tough time making real gains. Banks are offering more inflation-linked savings accounts but are they worth it over a five-year term? |
New five-year bond at Leeds Building SocietyLeeds Building Society has launched a five-year fixed-rate escalator bond paying returns of upto six per cent in year five. |
New bond targets UK retail investorsA new corporate bond fund aimed at UK retail investors is being introduced by M&G Investments. |
'Changes made' to NS&I product rangeNS&I has detailed a number of alterations it has made to its product range. |
Invesco Perpetual launches bond fundInvesco Perpetual has launched a new bond fund which aims to achieve total return through a flexible investment process. |
Barnsley urges to pick up fixed-rate bonds before they disappearBarnsley Building Society is urging customers seeking fixed-rate products to look at the mutual's online bonds before they are pulled from the market. |
Investment bondsInvestment bonds are investments with insurance providers where people pay a lump-sum into a product which is then invested on their behalf. |
Markets to 'shrug off' rate riseDespite record inflation and a five-year high in base rates, it is "not a bad environment for the investor" in the equity, bonds and commercial property markets. |
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Property still the most popular investmentThe stock market hit a five-year high this week, but given the choice Britons would still rather invest in property. |
UK investors make 'grave mistakes' with pensionsUK investors pay far too little attention to what their savings are invested in - their asset allocation - new research from Fidelity International reveals. |
Escalator bonds on the upIn the last fortnight the market for escalator bonds has doubled, new research shows, but what are they and what benefits do they offer? |
Investors missing out on convertible gainsConvertible bonds have been overlooked by UK investors, despite heavy returns in the last decade. |
Bonds back in fashion as stock market fallsFalls in the UK stock markets after three years of growth mean that bonds could be coming back in fashion. |
Investors baffled by bonds and unsure of sharesThree investors in four are unsure of the difference between bonds and equities, new research shows. |
Returns could fall for bond investorsAs stock markets surge and interest rates look set to fall, is it time to leave the bond market alone, experts have asked. |
Bond market to end 2005 on a highAnalysts have predicted that the bond market is set to end the year on a high. |
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