Nationwide Building Society has launched a new range of fixed-rate savings bonds .
Among the new savings accounts on offer is a six-month fixed-rate bond which offers an interest rate of up to 6.7 per cent.
According to Lee Raybould, head of savings at Nationwide, the short-term bond will allow people who do not want to tie their money up for a long period to enjoy a good rate.
He said: "The fixed-rate bond market continues to be a very competitive place for savers looking to tie their money in for a fixed period at a rate of interest that is guaranteed not to change."
Other deals on offer are one, two and three-year fixed-rate savings bonds with interest rates of up to 6.7 per cent.
Last week, Andrew Hagger, spokesperson for personal finance website Moneynet.co.uk, suggested that football fans looking to save and give their club a boost might want to look at an affinity account, which is linked to a sporting team.
Nationwide BS launches new savings bonds
Nationwide BS launches new savings bonds
Mon, 11 Aug 2008
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