Savings rise

Friday 23 September 1994 23:02 BST

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National Savings raised interest rates on its fixed-rate products this week. The new issues are only available by direct application. Call 091-374 5026 for a prospectus and form. Application forms will be available from post offices from 17 October.

The 42nd issue of Savings Certificates pays 5.85 per cent tax-free over five years. Capital Bonds pay 7.25 per cent gross, and the Pensioners Guaranteed Income Bond 7 per cent.

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