Anglo Irish Bank boosts rates for dollar and euro accounts

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Anglo Irish Bank has boosted the rates on its Privilege account range. The higher rates apply to An...

Anglo Irish Bank has boosted the rates on its Privilege account range. The higher rates apply to Anglo's dollar and euro accounts, including its instant access accounts, notice accounts and bonds. It now pays 4.75% gross for dollar deposits, while the Privilege 12-month bond pays a rate of 5.3% gross for deposits in dollars. Other rate changes include a 0.25% increase on its Privilege Access and Seven Day dollar accounts from 4.5% to 4.75% and a 0.3% increase on its 90 Day account to 5%. It has also increased rates on its euro Privilege Access account from 2.25% to 2.5%, its Privilege S...

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