Personal Finance: Loose change

Friday 20 February 1998 19:02 EST
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Standard Life Bank has raised the interest paid on its deposit accounts to 6.96 per cent on balances up to pounds 2,500 and 7.26 per cent on larger balances.

Britannia is reducing the interest on its five-year fixed-rate mortgage offer to 5.99 per cent on up to 75 per cent of value, and 6.39 per cent on up to 90 per cent.

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