NS&I puts Green Savings Bonds back on sale with improved interest rate

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Money invested in the bonds is used to support green projects defined under the UK Government Green Financing Framework

National Savings and Investments (NS&I) has put its Green Savings Bonds back on sale this week, backed by an improved rate of interest for UK savers, it announced yesterday. Now offering a higher fixed...

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