Tesco savings account offers 6.5% AER and loyalty points

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Tesco savings account offers 6.5% AER and loyalty points

Thu 2nd Oct 2008

A rate of 6.5 per cent as well as Clubcard Points are available on a Tesco savings account.
The account allows customers to make unlimited withdrawals without penalty.
In addition, those opening an account before November 12 who have a balance of at least £1,000 on November 30 will receive up to 2,000 points on their Tesco Clubcard.
This is worth as much as £80 on Clubcard deals.
Jeremy Sutton, head of Tesco savings, said the Internet Saver account was "one of the best deals in the market".
Yesterday, Tesco announced the launch of its motorbike insurance comparison service on its website Tescocompare.com.
It promises that British motorcyclists aged 19 or over who spend £75 or more on their premium will find the cheapest quote available on its service.
Free legal cover, worth £25, is also available to any motorcyclist who asks for a quote, whether or not they used Tescocompare.com to buy their policy.

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