US Dollar Variable Rate Web Saver Account for exisitng Halifax International customers
Do you want to get to your money whenever you need it? Our Halifax International Dollar Variable Web Saver Account gives you easy access to your offshore savings so it's ideal for your everyday savings.
- Unlimited withdrawals. Transfer money in and out of your offshore savings account whenever you like with no notice and no loss of interest.
- Interest rates are variable. Interest is paid annually on 31st December.
- A choice of using telephone banking or secure online banking to manage your offshore savings account. And you have the advantage of our online fraud guarantee.
- Your account can be held as a sole or joint account with up to two account holders.
- Minimum opening balance is $1,000. The maximum balance is $1 million.
It’s good to have your savings in the currencies that you need. That’s why you can also open our Variable Web Saver Account in Sterling or Euro. So you can convert your savings between currencies as and when it suits you.
Other information:
- Only available to existing customers
- We participate in the Isle of Man deposit compensation scheme.
Interest is paid gross of tax subject to the provisions of the European Union Savings Tax Directive.
US Dollar Variable Rate Web Saver
Effective 18th December 2008
| Minimum Balance | Annual Gross AER |
|---|---|
| $25,000 | 0.90% |
| $5,000 | 0.00% |
| $1,000 | 0.00% |
Next steps - Give your savings a boost. Apply for a Variable Rate Web Saver today - it's quick and easy
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Existing Customers can apply online - it's quick and easy |
Apply by telephone (Mon-Fri 9am-5pm except Wed 9.45am-5pm);
Call from within the UK on 0845 604 6328
Call from outside the UK on +44 (0) 1539 740 750
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Gross - The rate of interest paid without deduction of tax. Please note that you must declare any interest to the income tax authorities in your country of residence.
AER - the AER stands for Annual Equivalent Rate and illustrates what the interest rate would be if the interest was paid and compounded each year.
Interest rates are variable.
