Fixed Term Deposits
- Fixed Term Deposits priced using money market rates
- Terms ranging from 3 months to 5 years
- The minimum balance required for a Fixed Term Deposit is £50,000 or the equivalent in EUR or USD
- Withdrawals may be made at the maturity of each Fixed Term Deposit, subject to the receipt of a written instruction
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Pension and Trust Reserve Account
- A savings account offering attractive rates of interest
- Operates on a one-month notice basis
- The minimum balance required to open and operate this account is £25,000
- Interest is paid monthly or annually
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Please note the rate for the Pension & Trust Reserve Account changed effective 27 August 2010. The Pension & Trust Reserve Account now has one rate of 2.25% gross AER for balances of £25,000 and over, instead of tiered rates.
Pension and Trust Cheque Account
- An easy access, transactional bank account offering flexibility, streamlined administration, easy payment mechanisms and a competitive interest rate
- Clients can make use of a cheque book, standing order and direct debit facilities
- There is no minimum balance on this account
- Interest is paid monthly or annually
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These accounts are offered by Investec Bank plc
1 The rates shown above are correct as at 1 January 2010 and subject to variation. AER stands for the Annual Equivalent Rate and illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once a year. ‘Gross’ is the interest rate paid before the deduction of tax. 'Net' is the interest rate paid after the deduction of tax.