NatWest International guaranteed structured deposit account launched

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NatWest International guaranteed structured deposit account launched

A new guaranteed structured deposit account has been introduced by NatWest International Personal Banking.

The account, called Autopilot, is aimed at those who want to maximise their money's growth.

Autopilot offers a diversified portfolio covering four market sectors, while protecting the initial capital payment as long as the money is deposited for the initial five-year term.

Kathryn Campbell, senior product manager of structured products and investments, said that the new NatWest account provides "exposure to a portfolio of diversified assets and markets in one simple account with the added reassurance of capital protection".

She added that the deposit can "benefit from growth in the relevant market sectors", while also "protecting against downfalls in performance".

The NatWest account offer runs until April 25th and requires a minimum deposit of £/$10,000. It will mature on May 1st, 2013.

Research from NatWest International reveals that the average salary for Britons working abroad is £67,000.
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