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The Post Office's range of financial products has gradually been expanding, and they can now offer savings accounts with competitive rates.

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What does Post Office Savings offer:

Post Office savings

CompanyPackage NameInterest Rate (AER)Notice PeriodMinimum BalanceInterest PaidAccount Access 
Post Office Instant Saver2.10%Instant£500AnnuallyPhone, Branch, Post and Online

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The Post Office (www.postoffice.co.uk) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Royal Mail Group Plc. Through a network of 16,000 Post Office branches, it sells around 170 products and services, and the majority of transactions are for banking, leisure and postal services. It is the biggest provider of foreign currency in the UK, and sells over a million travel insurance policies a year.

What does the Post Office offer:

Post Office offers a range of savings accounts with market leading rates.

Their Instant Saver account offers a double interest guarantee and easy access to your savings whether you’re withdrawing or depositing money into your savings account. There is also the Post Office’s Five Year Saver plan, if you’re looking for a long term investment scheme with guaranteed returns on your deposit.

Apply online now for the Post Office Savings account

See also Post Office Mortgages, Post Office Credit Cards.

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Please would you phone me regarding my growth Bond Your ref 281001723. I wanted the Bond for 3 years not 1. does the interest remain the same for the whole 3 years. I did try to phone you but gave up after 9 minutes, then my husband tried and he gave up after 20 minutes. I would have thought a 1 or 2 minutes wait is acceptable. Even if you have a huge demand for your offers waiting so long is not fair. Pleae re-embise me for the phone calls.
Please phone me
- Nov 1 2008 5:08PM
nora jones, strabane Northern Ireland