New Nationwide ISA (fixed rate) Bond details….

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Written on: 13.01.2010 [20:44]
Mona Mona Topic creator Posts: 3	I just read this morning in the Telegraph that there is a new product offering 4.5% interest. The new Nationwide ISA fixed rate bond seems very good but can anyone tell me what the downside are, I don’t want to jump ahead of myself but it seems very good and I would like to open it as soon as possible.
Written on: 18.01.2010 [14:54]
Samma Samma Posts: 3	The down sides to fixed rate isa bonds are always the fact that 5 years is a long time. And even if you are fine for money now, no one knows if they will be sure in a few years time. But if you have money, and you are almost certain that you wont need access to it in the next few years, then yeah why not.
Also very interesting: New Nationwide ISA (fixed rate) Bond details…. Is a fixed remortgage rate best? What to invest in: ISA/Fixed rate bonds? Is it better to get a variable rate ISA or fixed rate ISA Halifax has? How many times can I withdraw from my fixed rate reward saver a year? Why is Halifax’s fixed rate web save advertised on a vouchers site? Halifax fixed rate bonds a good find? What happens to the Halifax ISA fixed rate saver when it matures? Halifax tracker mortgage vs Fixed rate mortgage Is it stupid to get the Halifax variable rate mortgage right now?
Written on: 19.01.2010 [19:15]
Emile Emile Posts: 6	Scottish widows bank has the same details but at a higher rate of 4.65%. I would say look around first, there are always better offers to be had than those found in the newspaper.