3-year deposit
Deposits of exactly 36 months: the middle between short and long, for money you can do without for a few years.
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Frequently asked questions
- Why three years and not five?
- Three years often gives most of the extra interest of a long term, while your money is released two years earlier. The rate per term above the list shows how large the difference is now.
- How is the interest paid over three years?
- That differs: yearly to your linked account, credited yearly, or all at once at the end. Credited interest earns compound interest. The effective annual rate makes those forms comparable.
- Does three years fit in a deposit ladder?
- Yes. With deposits of 1, 2 and 3 years a part is released every year. The deposit ladder works that out for your amount.