21st August 2013

Scottish Widows: Fixed Term Cash Deposit tranche with great features

The latest tranche of our Retirement Account Fixed Term Cash Deposit launched on 20 August 2013.  We believe the combination of outstanding features and a fixed rate of 1.10% AER** payable on amounts held to the Investment End Date makes this an attractive package for your clients, meaning more choice for you.

The tranche opened on 20 August 2013 and closes on 13 September 2013.† 

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**AER stands for 'Annual Equivalent Rate', which illustrates what the interest would be if it was paid and compounded on an annual basis.
† Offer period may end earlier.

Other great features include:

Regular investments into the Fund Supermarket 

Regular investments can now be made into the funds available via our Fund Supermarket.

New service charges on Retirement Account                                            

Our special offer on Retirement Account is over. But the great news is we’ve introduced new highly competitive service charges on our Retirement Account for new business cases***.  

***Existing Retirement Account policyholders, and any increments, will remain on the terms applicable at the start of their policy

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