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The Guaranteed Income Bonds pay interest monthly directly into your linked current account, while the Guaranteed Growth Bonds pay interest annually into the bond itself – meaning you can only access the interest when your bond matures.
NS&I has joined others, raising rates on its range of fixed-term accounts. Guaranteed Growth Bonds pay interest annually and Guaranteed Income Bonds pay returns into savers' nominated current accounts every month.
A change to Guaranteed Growth Bonds terms and conditions is set to trigger tax bills for some NS&I savers - find out whether you're affected.
There is no problem with multiple bonds but what you can do if just having a single bond is important to you is open a Direct Saver. That's an easy access account that will accept unlimited deposits.
NS&I's fixed-range rates have repriced sharply upward since March — Guaranteed Growth Bonds now pay 4.72%–4.75%, within 15–25 basis points of the market leaders.
NS&I has clarified what happens if a person wants to add to their guaranteed growth bonds account after setting one up. The Government-backed provider is currently offering its Guaranteed...
If you have an NS&I Direct Saver, you can apply online for a Guaranteed Growth Bond and pay for it from your Direct Saver. If you want to use another NS&I account to pay for your Guaranteed Growth Bond, you’ll need to download and print a switching form, fill it in then post it to us.
New Issues of NS&I’s 1, 2, 3 and 5-year fixed-term British Savings Bonds (Guaranteed Growth (GGB), and Guaranteed Income Bonds (GIB) have gone on sale today with increased interest rates for both new and maturing customers.







