fixed rate bonds and fixed rate savings

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    fixed rate bonds and fixed rate savings
    are fixed rate bonds and fixed rate savings the same thing?
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    Re: fixed rate bonds and fixed rate savings
    (Original post by killercow292)
    are fixed rate bonds and fixed rate savings the same thing?
    It really depends on the context. If you are talking about products offered by high street banks, then yes, a fixed rate bond is the same as a fixed rate savings account, where you lock your money away for a fixed length of time in exchange for a favourable interest rate.
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    Re: fixed rate bonds and fixed rate savings
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    It really depends on the context. If you are talking about products offered by high street banks, then yes, a fixed rate bond is the same as a fixed rate savings account, where you lock your money away for a fixed length of time in exchange for a favourable interest rate.

    Yes thats the context, thanks for clarifying! have some rep
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