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Account name 2 Year Fixed Rate Loyalty ISA (Issue 1)
What is the interest rate? 3.90% Tax-free PA / AER*.
Interest is calculated on a daily basis and added to your account on maturity of the bond.
Can Harpenden Building Society change the interest rate? The interest rate for this account is fixed, which means it won’t change during the 2 year account term.
What would the estimated balance be after 24 months based on a £1,000 deposit? The estimated balance after 24 months based on a deposit of £1,000 would be £1,078.00.

This projection is provided as an example only and doesn’t take into account your individual circumstances. We have worked this out assuming a £1,000 deposit is made on account opening.
How do I open and manage my account? This account is available exclusively to existing Harpenden Building Society customers who are at least 18 years old and UK residents. Customers may hold only one account of this type. It can be opened in branch, by post or online.

Minimum balance: £1,000

Maximum balance £250,000

Maximum yearly deposit limit: Current HMRC tax year allowance.

If you have an existing cash ISA with the Society, this can be transferred to this account without affecting your annual ISA allowance. We accept full and partial ISA transfers from both previous and current tax years into this account.

Please note that you must fund the account with the minimum balance of £1,000 within 30 days of account opening, otherwise your application may be cancelled.

Please follow the guidance in our ‘Identification Requirements’ document available in branch and online.

You can manage this account in our branches, by post or online (subject to the terms and conditions of our online services). No further deposits after initial payment, except for an ISA transfer in. Instructions for the ISA transfer must be received within 30 days of account application.
Can I withdraw money? Withdrawals are not permitted during the product term. Closure requests before product maturity are subject to a 180 day loss of interest.

On maturity, if a new ISA bond is available, we’ll offer you the new ISA bond when this one matures. We’ll send you in advance the details of the new ISA bond, including its interest rate, and the terms and conditions. The details will also include the term which will always be either the same or shorter than your existing ISA bond. The interest payment frequency will be the same as your existing ISA bond.

If no ISA bond is available, we’ll offer you an Instant Access ISA savings account. This type of account lets you access your money whenever you wish. We’ll send you in advance the details of the account, including the interest rate and terms and conditions.

If you want to accept the offer we make to you, you don’t need to do anything. We will open the new ISA bond, and transfer the money, plus interest into it on the first working day after your existing ISA bond matures.

If you don’t want to accept our offer, please let us know before your ISA bond matures and we’ll send the money to you on maturity. You can let us know by signing and returning the instruction form we send to you with your maturity letter, by contacting us by secure message through Harpenden Online or by calling us directly.
Additional information This account is tax free.

Any tax treatment and/or reliefs referred to are those applying under current legislation, which may change, and their availability will depend on your individual circumstances. The favourable tax treatment of Cash ISAs may not be maintained.

We will contact you prior to your account maturity and outline your options regarding your bond account.

* The gross rate is the rate before deducting tax at the rate applicable to savings income. The annual equivalent rate (AER) is a notional rate which illustrates what the gross interest rate would be if the interest was paid and added to the account annually.

The information contained in this table forms part of the terms and conditions of the account and should be read in conjunction with our Cash ISA Terms and Conditions.

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