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| UK Finance (uk.finance) Discussion about Finance issues in the UK. |
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August 12th 08, 04:01 PM
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question: savings bonds covered?
If someone rather than holding money in a deposit account for interest,
takes out one of these one-year or two-year bonds paying x%, are they covered by deposit insurance in the same way as are deposits of less than 32,000? FoFP -- "They say there are no atheists in a foxhole. Well, there are no libertarians in a financial crisis, either." --Harvard economist Jeffrey Frankel 
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August 12th 08, 08:11 PM
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question: savings bonds covered?
"M Holmes" wrote in message ... If someone rather than holding money in a deposit account for interest, takes out one of these one-year or two-year bonds paying x%, are they covered by deposit insurance in the same way as are deposits of less than 32,000? FoFP -- "They say there are no atheists in a foxhole. Well, there are no libertarians in a financial crisis, either." --Harvard economist Jeffrey Frankel Yes. Rob Graham
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