Nationwide Christmas Bonds launched

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Nationwide Christmas Bonds launched

Mon 5th Dec 2005

The Nationwide Christmas Bonds have been launched, paying a rate of up to 5.2 per cent.

The bonds come with one, two or three-year terms and are open to all customers and have a minimum balance of £1.

Meanwhile, the maximum balance stands at £2 million.

Nationwide is also offering a Christmas e-Bond, which is open to all customers holding a Nationwide FlexAccount.

The e-Bond comes with the option of one, two or three-year terms and also pays a rate of up to 5.2 per cent.

However, the maximum balance for the e-Bond stands at £3 million and it must be applied for online.

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