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asked by Jayne Morefield posted 26-01-2012 at 18:06

I'm looking at taking out the maximum amount for a cash isa. Barclays are offering a deal and Natwest seem to have a fixed rate at 3.7%. But Iv'e come across a 4.05% fixed rate for 4 years with a company called "Governor". Does this seem a reasonable deal (I'm not putting all my money into this)and does anyone know anything about Governor?

Its just I've never heard of them before...
Many thanks for any help.

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Lee22 answered 26-01-2012 at 19:44

Hi Jayne - I think you might be referring to The Progessive Building Society
Lee

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