If you are looking for a one year bond at the moment with a high interest rate, then look no further than a FirstSave Bond account.
FirstSave Fixed Rate Bonds require only a modest minimum deposit; £1,000 when opting for annual interest and offer an excellent fixed-term interest rate over one year.
The 1 Year Fixed Rate FirstSave Bond provides a safe and secure home for your money while earning a great rate of interest and are open to both new and existing FirstSave customers.
Let’s look at the reasons to save with FirstSave:
- Limited availability
- Competitive fixed rates
- Minimum investment £1,000
- A choice of bonds to suit your needs
- Annual interest with a minimum balance of £1,000
- Monthly interest with a minimum balance of £5,000
You can apply online for a FirstSave account right now and this is all you need when you apply to FirstSave:
- The account number and sort code of the bank account you’ll be using to transfer money to and from your FirstSave account
- Your current UK passport or
- UK driving licence
- Your national insurance number (if you claim gross interest as a non-taxpayer)
- Your mother's maiden name
- Memorable data for security
What’s the FirstSave Customer Service like?
FirstSave set theirselves high standards and invest substantially in our people to bring you attentive, professional service. They follow set procedures to ensure we always maintain the standards expected from a financial institution. Phone calls are answered promptly and the FirstSave are always happy to sort out your problems with minimum fuss.
So is my money safe with FirstSave?
FirstSave accounts are provided by FBN Bank (UK) Ltd, London who are committed to adhering to the principles of the Banking Code. This is a voluntary code that sets out minimum standards of good banking practice to ensure that customers get a fair deal from the banks that subscribe to it.
FirstSave accounts are provided by FBN Bank (UK) Ltd, a UK bank that began trading in 2002 and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority (www.fsa.gov.uk). The bank is a member of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (www.fscs.org.uk), which gives 100% protection for the first £50,000 of a depositor's total deposits. Customers with joint accounts will be eligible to claim up to £100,000.
So if anything does ever go wrong you will be guaranteed your savings money back.
So, why not apply for a FirstSave Bond right now?