New rates of interest paid out by National Savings & Investments will go up for some products, but down for others becuase of gilt yield movements.
Variable rate products will see rates increase, following the early August increase in the Bank of England base rate to 4.75% from 4.5%. However, subsequent falls in gilt yields which are used to benchmarket rates paid by fixed interest products mean these will pay out less money as of today, NS&I says. The new rates are as below: New Tax-free Rates (Fixed and Variable Products) New issues from 19 August 2004 unless otherwise stated Rate p.a./ AER2 (change ...
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