Postal bond from B&W

Saturday 29 May 1993 00:02 BST

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BRISTOL & WEST is launching a postal bond, called the Limited Edition Bond, that offers rates of between 7.35 and 8.65 per cent gross on tiered investments from pounds 5,000 to pounds 100,000. The bond is for a fixed term until January 1995. Details on freephone 0800 486487.

Prosperity is offering the most competitive rates on two-year guaranteed income bonds - 5.8 per cent on pounds 15,000 investments and 5.85 per cent on pounds 25,000.

The St Pancras Tessa requires 30 days' notice and makes a charge of pounds 25 for transfers. Britannia Building Society's postal account, Capital Trust, has no penalties for withdrawals. Rates are 6.8 to 7.25 per cent.

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