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Nationwide adds to its fixed-rate ISA and bonds range

Nationwide adds to its fixed-rate ISA and bonds range
Nationwide has rates its savings interest rates on selected fixed-rate bonds, fixed-rate ISAs, e-bonds and tracker bonds.

Savers looking to invest in Nationwide's range will be delighted to hear that the rates have been increased by up to 0.35 per cent on some products.

One year products have been increased from 2.50 per cent to 2.75 per cent gross per annum with two-year products increasing by the same amount to 3.55 per cent.

For saver looking for a longer term investment, the three-year fixed-rate bonds, e-bond and fixed-rate ISA have increased to 3.85 per cent, an increase of 0.35 per cent.

Robin Bailey, Nationwide's divisional director for savings and investments, said: "We have an extremely attractive range of Fixed Rate accounts suitable for taxpayers and non-taxpayers alike."

Nationwide also announced that its rates on five-year fixed-rate bond and e-bond, one and three-year combination savings bonds, and the five-year fixed-rate ISA will remain unchanged.
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