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I require a 12 month Bond paying resonable interest - whaaat can you reccomend ?

by candyk, 5 months ago•Open Question

Personal Finance•Investing•Investment Bonds

Aged 87 years, don't think it wise to go over 12 month at my age. Might consider say 2 yr. but no longer

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Hi candyk, and welcome to the forum.

You can see the best 1 year and 2 year fixed rate bonds here...

http://www.money.co.uk/savings-accounts/1-year-fixed-rate-bonds.htm

http://www.money.co.uk/savings-accounts/2-year-fixed-rate-bonds.htm

by fruitcake, 5 months ago

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it also depends on whether you are saving this money for yourself or if you are intending just leaving it in your estate? ..... my dad was 86 when he did a 4yr fixed rate ISA which gave him the highest % rate there was ~ but he's done it to get the most interest for my brother and I, not for himself to pick up at the end of the period.

by elaine64, 3 months ago

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