TSB tempts teenagers

Saturday 30 January 1993 00:02 GMT

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ANY 16 to 20-year-old opening a TSB Interest Cheque Account gets a pounds 15 Olympus voucher. The account pays 4.25 per cent gross but young people with family members with TSB accounts can use the Family Bonus scheme to boost their interest rate as high as 6.75 per cent.

New and existing young customers are eligible for money-off deals at Olympus, Athena, Burger King and Index.

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