Yorkshire BS wins - so far - in the battle of high street bonds

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Investors looking for great fixed-rate bond deals have seen the benefits of a battle between high st...

Investors looking for great fixed-rate bond deals have seen the benefits of a battle between high street banks over the last week as the top four firms now offer rates of between 4% and 4.75% gross. Capital One Bank, Halifax, Northern Rock and Yorkshire Building Society issued competitive new fixed-rate deals in quick succession but the winner seems to have entered the race only this morning with Yorkshire Bank's offering of 4.5% gross interest on a 2-year fixed-rate deal and minimum investment of £100. Figures presented by Chase de Vere, the IFA firm, indicated until this morning...

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