Fixed Rate Savings Commentary

Latest fixed rate bond rates

James Caldwell / 17 May 2012

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Inflation linked or fixed rate savings

Oliver Roylance-Smith / 12 December 2011

To help savers find a solution to rising inflation and low interest rates, Oliver Roylance-Smith, head of savings and investment at Fair Investment, weighs up the pros and cons of inflation lin... Read more

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Paul Dicken / 15 January 2011

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United National Fixed Rate Bonds

Choose the Best Fixed Rate Bond for You

United National fixed rate bonds aim to make your money go further. You deposit your money for a fixed amount of time, and United National fixed rate bonds offer guaranteed returns at competitive interest rates.

Compare some of the UK's top fixed rate accounts in the table below: 

Fixed Rate Bond Selection
ProviderAccountInterest Rate (AER)TermApply
4.26%5 YearsApply Now >
  • Earn 4.26% gross/AER fixed for 5 years
  • Save from £1,000 - £250,000
  • Monthly and annual interest options
  • Online savings account 
  • No withdrawals allowed
  • Bond designed to be held for full term
  • Must be UK resident and over 18
3.72%3 YearsApply Now >
  • Earn 3.72% gross/AER fixed for 3 years
  • Save from £500
  • Monthly and annual interest options
  • Online savings account
  • No withdrawals or additional deposits allowed
  • Bond designed to be held for full term
  • Must be UK resident and aged 18 or over
3.63%2 YearsApply Now >
  • Earn 3.63% gross/AER fixed for 2 years
  • Save from £500
  • Monthly and annual interest options
  • Online savings account
  • No withdrawals or additional deposits allowed
  • Bond designed to be held for full term
  • Must be UK resident and aged 18 or over
3.27%1 YearApply Now >
  • Earn 3.27% gross/AER fixed for 1 year
  • Save from £500
  • Monthly and annual interest options
  • Online savings account
  • No withdrawals or additional deposits allowed
  • Bond designed to be held for full term
  • Must be UK resident and aged 18 or over 
Short Term Fixed Rate Bonds (0-2 years)
ProviderAccountInterest Rate (AER)TermApply
3.63%2 YearsApply Now >
  • Earn 3.63% gross/AER fixed for 2 years
  • Save from £500
  • Monthly and annual interest options
  • Online savings account
  • No withdrawals or additional deposits allowed
  • Bond designed to be held for full term
  • Must be UK resident and aged 18 or over
3.27%1 YearApply Now >
  • Earn 3.27% gross/AER fixed for 1 year
  • Save from £500
  • Monthly and annual interest options
  • Online savings account
  • No withdrawals or additional deposits allowed
  • Bond designed to be held for full term
  • Must be UK resident and aged 18 or over 
2.80%18 MonthsApply Now >
  • £5,000 minimum deposit
  • No withdrawals or additional deposits allowed
2.50%9 MonthsApply Now >
  • £5,000 minimum deposit
  • No withdrawals or additional deposits allowed
up to
2.26%		6 MonthsApply Now >
  • Competitive returns on short-term savings
  • Open with £1
  • Only available to Nationwide FlexAccount holders.
  • 2.01% Goss/AER fixed on balances of £1-£49,999
  • 2.26% Gross/AER fixed on balances of £50,000 or more

Features specific to United National fixed rate bonds include:

  • A minimum deposit of £2,500
  • Flexible terms
  • Competitive interest rates

Make sure United National fixed rate bonds are right for you; compare other leading fixed rate bond deals before you make a decision. 

United National Bank was formed as a result of a merger in 2001 between two UK branches of two Pakistani banks, United Bank Limited and National Bank of Pakistan. Both these banks have been operating in the UK since the 1960s.  National Bank of Pakistan is the largest bank in Pakistan and is owned by the Pakistan Government.  United Bank Limited is the second largest privately held bank in Pakistan whose main shareholders are the Abu Dhabi Group and the Bestway Group.  

 

 

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