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Inflation Linked Bond Issue 4

Inflate your savings

Minimum investment £500

Inflate your savings

  • Save for a 3 year fixed term and receive the annual RPI inflation rate plus 0.25% gross1 / 0.24% AER2 fixed each year, paid at maturity.
  • Save for a 5 year & 1 day fixed term and receive the annual RPI inflation rate plus 0.50% gross1 / 0.49% AER2 fixed each year, paid at maturity.
  • If the annual RPI inflation rate is 0% or below in any year, you will still benefit from the fixed return for that year (paid at maturity).
  • We use the March RPI figure each year, published by the Office of National Statistics, to calculate the annual RPI inflation rates during the term.
  • One lump sum deposit only - minimum £500, maximum £1,000,000.
  • No withdrawals during the fixed term.
  • Early closure in exceptional circumstances only, subject to a Breakage Charge, meaning you could get back less than your original investment.
  • The last date for receipt of applications is 29 March 2012. The bond may be withdrawn earlier if oversubscribed.
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The Inflation Linked Bond is a deposit account provided by Bank of Ireland UK.

1Gross rates do not take into account deductions of Income Tax.
2AER stands for Annual Equivalent Rate and illustrates what the interest would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year.

Post Office Limited is an appointed representative of Bank of Ireland (UK) plc which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority. Bank of Ireland UK is a trading name of Bank of Ireland (UK) plc which is registered in England & Wales (No. 07022885), Bow Bells House, 1 Bread Street, London EC4M 9BE.  Post Office Limited is registered in England and Wales. Registered No. 2154540. Registered office is 148 Old Street, London EC1V 9HQ.  Post Office and the Post Office logo are registered trademarks of Post Office Limited.

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