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New spring savings accounts from Skipton

10th May 2013 Print

Skipton Building Society is launching attractive new Fixed Rate ISA and Fixed Rate Bond accounts, offering savers up to 2.40%.
 
The new Fixed Rate Bonds will allow customers to invest between £500 and £1,000,000 (£2,000,000 for joint applications). These accounts are available in branch or by post.

For the Fixed Rate Cash ISAs, a two and five year account is available (either online or branch). People can simply visit skipton.co.uk to find out more, or pop in to any of the Society's network of over 100 branches nationally.

These latest offerings complement the wide variety of other good value savings accounts the Society has available, including Skipton's two new special celebration accounts in recognition of the Society's 160th birthday. Earlier this week the Society launched a Special Edition Regular Saver account, paying an impressive 3.00% on deposits of up to £160 per month. The Society also launched a special edition 160 Day Celebration Bond, enabling customers to save between £500 and £5,000.
 
Skipton's Head of Products, Kris Brewster, said: "Our new Fixed Rate Bonds and Fixed Rate Cash ISA accounts are competitively priced and strengthen the range of savings accounts we have on offer to people. These accounts have been designed with flexibility in mind, so whatever your preference is for your savings, you'll still get a great rate with Skipton.
 
"We know from listening to our customers that they really value the opportunity to have flexibility in saving up for their own personal goals. So these two accounts offer the best of both worlds - people can opt for the online or branch option of the Fixed Rate ISA, or decide how long they'd like to tie their money up for with the Fixed Rate Bonds.
 
"As a mutual, Skipton works hard to offer savers an impressive range of account offerings - designed to suit all saving needs and requirements - and these two new accounts complement our already varied range."