Fixed rate ISAs in the UK vary depending on the length of time you are interested in. A one year bond ranges from 1.85% - 2.20%. Ideally, you shouldn't find a bond higher than 3.0% for a three year bond.
There are a few websites that offer comparison charts of ISA rates. A website called 'MoneySavingExpert' compares the rates of companies such as Cheshire BS, NS&I, Nationwide, and Newcastle BS.
Chelsea Building Society currently offer the cheapest fixed rate at 1.64% till Oct 2015, followed by Yorkshire Building Society with a fixed rate at 1.69% till Sep 2015.
Birmingham Midshires offers a few types of savings accounts. Some of those savings accounts include easy access savings accounts, fixed rate bonds accounts,and ISAs.
There are a wide variety of mortgage companies that offer some of the best fixed rate mortgages in the U.S. Included among the best are HSBC and Lending Tree.
Nationwide bank is one of the few banks that offer fixed rate mortgages. If one is looking for a fixed rate mortgage, it is best to schedule an appointment with a bank official for further information.
This financial product offers a variable interest rate, as it does not provide a fixed rate.
One can inquire about fixed-rate mortgages from many different organizations in the financial sector such as ones local bank which can provide accurate rate on the fixed rate mortgages they offer.
Yes Amerisave does offer both fixed rate and ARM mortgages. You would have to go and check out the resource on their site to find out exactly what kind of rate you want.
Most banks both online or physical offer fixed mortgage rate loans. Chase, Manhattan, Wells Fargo, Nationwide and Capital One all offer fixed rate mortgages.
This rate is competitive and attractive to other borrowers. They offer a fixed rate of interest so you don't have to worry about fixed market rates.
Yes, Capital One and Bank of America are two issuers who offer fixed rate CC to qualified consumers. (I know because I have fixed rate accounts with both).
Anyone should be able to get a fixed rate remortgage from either their current mortgage company, or a mortgage company that specializes in these types of mortgages. Some banks offer fixed rate remortgages as well.