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Singer & Friedlander (Isle of Man) has added a new 180-day notice period to its Sterling Offshore Ba...

Singer & Friedlander (Isle of Man) has added a new 180-day notice period to its Sterling Offshore Base Rate Tracker Account and has increased rates by 0.25% across all of its notice products. The Offshore Base Rate Tracker Account is linked to Bank of England base rate, and in this way clients can receive an interest rate equal to, or great than, the official base rate. A minimum deposit of £25,000 is required and clients can choose a notice period of either 32, 60, 90 or 180 days. Interest is paid monthly. Aidan Doherty, managing director at Singer & Friedlander, said: "The addition...

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