Kent Reliance offers savers two more competitive savings accounts
Kent Reliance, part of the OneSavings Bank Group, are introducing two extremely competitive fixed rate bonds to their savings product range.
The limited edition bonds, available from tomorrow, have been designed to top best buy tables and demonstrate Kent Reliance’s commitment to offering savers value for money.
Savers can open the accounts via the Kent Reliance website, in branches and by post. The minimum opening balance is £1,000 with a maximum investment of £1,000,000.
John Eastgate, Sales and Marketing Director, said:
“Our new fixed rate bonds will offer some of the most competitive rates currently in the market and provide an additional option for those looking to build up their nest egg. Savers are having a tough time at the moment finding value for their savings and with economic uncertainty they may not want to lock their money away for a long period of time. These bonds offer excellent returns, but savers need to be quick as the products are available on a strictly limited edition basis.”
Savers can open the accounts via the Kent Reliance website, in branches and by post. The minimum opening balance is £1,000 with a maximum investment of £1,000,000.
John Eastgate, Sales and Marketing Director, said:
“Our new fixed rate bonds will offer some of the most competitive rates currently in the market and provide an additional option for those looking to build up their nest egg. Savers are having a tough time at the moment finding value for their savings and with economic uncertainty they may not want to lock their money away for a long period of time. These bonds offer excellent returns, but savers need to be quick as the products are available on a strictly limited edition basis.”
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