Leeds Building Society has confirmed details of its range of individual savings accounts products, as the current financial year draws to a close.
The financing institution, which claims to be the only financial services provider open on Good Friday, has pointed out that savings customers can maximise their returns by topping up their savings accounts on the first day of the new tax year.
And it has announced that its one-year individual savings account offers 5.6 per cent interest, while the two-year option offers 5.7 per cent and the three-year variant offers 5.85 per cent.
All savings accounts offer instant access to part of the initial amount put in - although savings customers may be reassured to know that they will not be penalised for making a withdrawal.
Kim Rebecchi, general manager of sales at the financial services provider, also pointed out that it was "giving a free Easter egg to every customer who opens or tops up an Isa [individual savings account] and will donate £1 to the Marie Curie Cancer Care Great Daffodil Appeal".
Launched by chancellor Gordon Brown in 1999, individual savings accounts are a tax free savings option designed to encourage people looking to start saving money.




