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Don’t Bank on an Interest Rate Rise to End Poor Returns
21st August 2015
Earlier this month, the Bank of England’s rate-setting committee announced that they will keep the Base Rate at 0.5%. This somewhat unsurprising news is confirmation for consumers across the UK that they will be struggling to find attractive rates of...
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The Impact of Interest Rates
14th August 2015
  Last week, speculation and anticipation was high as the British public braced itself for a change in monetary policy. The outcome was welcomed by some and disappointed others (in particular, one particular member of the Bank of England’s Monetary...
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Tax Changes in the Budget: Sour news for Buy-to-Let Lenders
23rd July 2015
Buy-to-Let landlords throughout the UK have been warned that recent tax changes announced in the July Summer Budget could significantly reduce their post-tax income. It has been decided that from 2017, mortgage interest relief on rental properties would be reduced...
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Summer Budget 2015: Peer-to-Peer ISA Announced
8th July 2015
Announced in the first newly elected Conservative Government’s Summer Budget 2015, the Government have decided that Peer-to-Peer investments will be ISA eligible from the 6th April 2016. Peer-to-Peer investments will be eligible through the creation of a third ISA type;...
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Financial Services Warned Against Using Too Much Jargon
7th July 2015
The FCA has warned the Financial Services Sector to ‘stop using jargon’ and over complicated information that often confuses customers. The regulatory body has argued that technical small print filled with complex language is too hard for customers to understand...
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Can The Banks of Today Endure The Next Big Disruption?
25th June 2015
It is without doubt that, over the last decade or two, the financial industry has changed both radically and progressively. Gone are the days where your statement was only available during bank opening times. These days, most of the financial...
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Wellesley Property Bond

  • The Wellesley Property Bond has a fixed rate and duration.
  • The Wellesley Property Bond is an ISA eligible investment, allowing you to earn tax free interest on your investment. Please note, tax allowances and the tax efficient benefit of ISAs could change in the future.

Your capital is at risk and interest payments are not guaranteed. Investment in any Wellesley Property Bonds are not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). In the event of a loan default or if Wellesley Secured Finance Plc becomes insolvent, you may lose some or all of your investment, including interest payments due. If you are in any doubt about making an investment or do not fully understand the risks, you are strongly recommended to consult an independent professional financial adviser before you subscribe.

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Wellesley & Co Limited and Wellesley Finance Plc are registered in England and Wales and their registered office and trading address is at St Albans House, 57/59 Haymarket, London SW1Y 4QX. The registered address for Wellesley Secured Finance Plc is at 1 Bartholomew Lane, London, EC2N 2AX.

 

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