Savers split between ‘rates may rise’ and the ‘not anytime soon’s
The continuing uncertainty over when the record low interest rates might rise has led to a clear split in the behaviour of savers, according to Skipton International . The offshore bank say they are seeing definite patterns in the way their customers are investing.
Jim Coupe, Managing Director, Skipton International, said, ‘We have noticed an obvious divide between those who want to opt for the longer fixed notice accounts, and those who prefer holding their money on variable rate notice accounts. Our savers appear to hold views at the two ends of
