
Savings & Investments
1 Year Fixed Rate Bond (Issue 62)
Looking for a straightforward investment with the security of a fixed rate? A Fixed Rate Bond (Issue 62) from Leeds Building Society could be just what you need!
You’ll earn a competitive rate of interest, fixed until maturity. You can invest any amount you like between £100 and £1,000,000 (£2,000,000 for joint accounts).
Also, the account couldn’t be easier to run – you can simply operate it through your local branch or by post.
Please note: this fixed rate account is a limited issue and may be withdrawn without notice. Additional funds may be invested whilst the issue remains open for further investment.
| Summary Box Key Product Information for our Savings Account(s) |
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|---|---|
| Account Name | Fixed Rate Bond (Issue 62) |
| Interest Rates (AERs) | See the "How much interest will I earn?" table below. |
| Tax Status | The gross rate(s) of interest shown will be payable net of the appropriate rate of income tax (which may be reclaimed by non-taxpayers) or, subject to the required certification, gross. |
| Conditions for bonus payment | There is no bonus available on this account. |
| Withdrawal arrangements | No withdrawals are permitted prior to maturity (30 September 2011) subject to the minimum balance of £100 being maintained. Closure of the account is not permitted until the day after maturity (1 October 2011). |
| Access | Account can be opened through any of our branches, via our website or by post, and can be operated through any of our branches or by post. |
How much interest will I earn?
| Investment | Annual Interest % Gross§ p.a./AER† (Fixed) |
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|---|---|---|
| £100+ | 2.50 | |
| Investment | Monthly Interest (Fixed) | |
| % Gross§ | % AER† | |
| £100+ | 2.25 | 2.27 |
Rates correct as at 13 August 2010.
Other Product Features:
Minimum and maximum investment and operating balance:
The minimum investment and operating balance is £100 and the maximum investment and operating balance is £1,000,000 (£2,000,000 for joint accounts).
When is interest paid?
Interest is paid on maturity (30 September 2011) or monthly on the last working day of the month.
How is interest paid?
Annual interest can either be credited to the account or transferred either to another building society/bank account or to another account held with the Society. Monthly interest must be transferred either to another building society/bank account or to another account held with the Society.
What happens to my investment at maturity?
The Fixed Rate Bond (Issue 62) will mature at close of business on 30 September 2011. On the day after maturity (1 October 2011), the Society will transfer your investment (including interest) to a maturity account. Full details including terms and conditions will be provided before maturity.