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TSB one-year falls to 3.09%

TSB is the latest bank to slash fixed rates after the Reserve Bank's emergency OCR cut last week, cutting its one year rate to 3.09%

Thursday, March 26th 2020

The one year rate falls by 30 basis points. TSB's standard one-year rate falls to 3.89%.

TSB's 18 month special rate falls to 3.35%, as does its two-year offer.

TSB's three year drops to 3.69%.

The bank's longer term rates see the biggest drop, falling by 66 basis points.

TSB's four year special is now available at 3.79%, and its five year special is on offer at 3.89%.

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