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Bank of Scotland Monthly Income Saver Account

by Money Market
March 18th, 2009

Bank of Scotland International takes care of all the financial needs of an offshore and expatriate customer with its award winning accounts and first class service and excellent security.

Last year, our ‘Instant Access Savings Account’ won an award from Portfolio International and today it offers one of the best interest rates available in the market. Our accounts are simple and transparent with no hidden charges or restrictions.

The service is completed with mortgage advice and expatriate extras bringing you products and services from tried and trusted providers like BUPA International and American Express.

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Alliance and Leicester Premier Switching Service

by Money Market
March 18th, 2009

Premier Current Account

* Free annual multi-trip European travel insurance worth up to £60 (upper age limit of 65 applies).

* 0% EAR typical overdraft. No usage fees on arranged overdrafts for 12 months from when you open the account (new customers only). A usage fee of 50p a day (up to £5 a month) applies after that. Maximum overdraft limit is £2,000.

* Earn 0.50% AER (variable) on balances up to £2,500 and 0.10% AER (variable) on balances over that amount.

* You can have access to your account 24 hours a day, using the internet, phone and mobile banking as well as access to any Alliance & Leicester branch.

* Switching is easy when you use our Premier Switching Service. Our dedicated team will move your existing direct debits, standing orders and salary to your new …

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Family Investment Child Trust Fund

by Money Market
March 15th, 2009

Family Investments – Child Trust Fund provider
To encourage saving, the Government has launched the Child Trust Fund. This gives every eligible child born on or after 1st September 2002 a voucher worth £250 to kickstart their savings.

There is no need to apply for a Child Trust Fund voucher - your child’s entitlement will be automatically linked to their entitlement for child benefit.

So, if your child is eligible for the CTF, your child’s Child Trust Fund voucher will be sent out to you. You will then be able to open a CTF with your chosen provider.

There are a variety of account types available including those that invest in secure cash deposits and pay interest, and others that invest in shares where the returns are potentially greater, but there is a risk …

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