Leeds Building Society: New savings account launched

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Leeds Building Society: New savings account launched

Leeds Building Society has announced the launch of a new savings account today, which it claims is good news for savers.

The new five-year fixed-rate escalator individual savings account (ISA) will pay interest rates of up to five per cent, rising incrementally from three per cent throughout the term of the account.

Customers who need to withdraw a portion of their savings will be able to do so at any time and will not incur financial penalties if the portion is 25 per cent or less of the initial amount invested.

Karen Wint, general manager of marketing and customer services for the building society, said: "There is no doubt that this type of branch-based long-term fixed-rate product is attractive, particularly with many market commentators predicting further cuts in the base rate into 2009."

Analysts are saying that the Bank of England is expected to cut interest rates by a further percentage point on December 4th.

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