Norwich & Peterborough Fixed Rate Bonds rates increased

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Norwich & Peterborough Fixed Rate Bonds rates increased

Tue 4th Oct 2005

Norwich & Peterborough Building Society has announced that from today its rate for the One & Two Year Fixed Rate Bond will stand at 4.75 per cent.

Both bonds have a minimum investment of £1,000, and customers can make withdrawals as long as the minimum investment remains in the Bond.

Gary Lacey, group product manager at Norwich & Peterborough, said: "What’s more, our Two Year Fixed Rate Loyalty Bond will continue to pay an enhanced rate over the standard two year rate and so will pay an even higher 4.85 per cent."

Customers can only make one investment in each of Norwich & Peterborough's Fixed Rate Bonds, but more than one Bond can be opened.

All bonds have the option of paying out interest monthly or annually.

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