Investment Bonds
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The Interest rates banks and building societies are prepared to pay on fixed rate bonds tends to be higher than on the instant-access accounts they offer.
The main difference between the two products is that savers must be prepared to lock away their money for a fixed period of time.
If you feel ready access to your money is very important, then looking to a Cash ISA may provide a better interest rate and be a better option than a regular current or savings account.
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