Post Office ISA launched with Family Investments

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Post Office ISA launched with Family Investments

Thu 13th Aug 2009

The Post Office has partnered with Family Investments to introduce a new financial product to the market - the new Guaranteed Capital Cash Bond ISA.

Launching today, the ISA will be available to customers through Crown Post Offices or the Post Office website and is the third such financial package offered jointly by the two organisations within the last 12 months.

Chief executive of Family Investments John Reeve said that the firm is committed to providing "a range of life-long tax efficient savings for all the family".

He furthered: "Partnering with high street names such as Abbey, Barclays and the Post Office has been very successful in driving our Child Trust Fund business."

Expats are another group of people who may find their financial affairs more streamlined thanks to the efforts of the Post Office.

It introduced the Overseas Property Money Transfer Service last week, which allows users to fix their money at a strong rate of exchange for up to one year.

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