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Barnsley offers new e-ISA
Barnsley Building Society, a brand of the Yorkshire Building Society, has announced the introduction of a new market-leading e-ISA offering its customers some of the best savings rates on the market.

A fixed-rate of 3.5 per cent AER over a two-year term is available which guarantees savers a good return on their investment.

Commenting on the new product the Yorkshire's savings product manager Lynne Pepper said: "This is an excellent investment for customers who want to maximise their savings over a two year period."

Customers looking to access the savings rates offered by the online ISA can deposit a minimum of £100 to open the account.

Ms Pepper also encouraged savers to use their full tax-free ISA allowance when saving money.

People can save up to £10,200 this tax year, with up to £5,100 in cash; however, this limit is increasing to £5,340 and £10,680 respectively for the tax year 2011/12.
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