Britannia International reissues Guaranteed Capital Bond

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Britannia International has launched a new issue of its Guaranteed Capital Bond.

Issue 7 of the bond launched on 4 November 2008. The five-year option will pay a fixed return of 35% gross, 6.19% AER if the FTSE 100 index is equal to or greater than the start value over the investment term, subject to averaging over 12 months. Mark Beresford, MD at Britannia International, said: "In the current climate this straightforward account with no risk to savers' initial capital should prove very appealing." Early investors can receive an investment bonus of up to 0.65% depending on the date of deposit. The minimum investment is £10,000 for new customers and £5,000 for existi...

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