Did you know?
The first credit cards were given out in 1950 to just 200 people. They were only accepted in 14 restaurants in New York.
Source: About.com (http://history1990s.about.com/
od/1950s/a/firstcreditcard_1.htm)
Lloyds TSB eBond Savings Account
- 3.75% AER
- Interest Paid Yearly
Lloyds TBS eBond savings account summary
Lloyds TSB eBond Savings Account has a fixed interest rate of 3.75% for 3 years, you can choose which account the interest in paid into. This is a limited offer so additional deposits can only be made while the account is available. Open an account with £2,000.
Key features of this savings account
- 3 year saving period
- Interest rates of 3.75% AER/Gross fixed for 3 years
- Choose to have your interest monthly or yearly
- Nominate which account you would like the interest to be paid into
- Save from £2,000 up to £1,000,000
- No withdrawals are allowed.
- The account cannot be opened as a joint account.
- Receive annual statement to keep track of your account.
- The account is managed through a dedicated telephone number only
Acceptance criteria
- Minimum Age: 18 Years
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