Closed investments
Here are all our closed investments and what to do if you have them.
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Children’s Bonds were closed to new sales from 24 September 2017, and from 26 April 2018 maturing Bonds could no longer be renewed. The last of the 5-year Children’s Bonds matured in April 2023. We contacted customers at the time to let them know their options. For any customers who haven’t been in touch, we have transferred their money to our Residual Account for safekeeping.
If you held a Children’s Bond and you’re aged 16 or over, you can apply to have your money repaid using a simple online form. After you’ve completed the form, we may need to contact you to ask for some information to confirm your identity.
If you’re under 16, the parent or guardian who was responsible for your Bond will need to apply.
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The Investment Guaranteed Growth Bond was a fixed term investment launched by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. It was on sale from 11 April 2017 until 10 April 2018, with the last of the 3-year Bonds maturing on 10 April 2021.
If you held these Bonds, you should have received a maturity pack explaining your options. If you didn’t send us any instructions at the time, then we automatically reinvested your Investment Guaranteed Growth Bond into our standard Guaranteed Growth Bond of the same term.
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The 65+ Guaranteed Growth Bond was a fixed term investment launched by the Chancellor of the Exchequer in 2015 for customers aged 65 and older. It was on sale from January to May 2015, with the 1-year Bonds maturing in 2016 and the last of the 3-year Bonds maturing on 15 May 2018.
If you held these Bonds, you should have received a maturity pack explaining your options. If you didn’t send us any instructions at the time, then we automatically reinvested your 65+ Guaranteed Growth Bond into our standard Guaranteed Growth Bond of the same term.
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The Easy Access Savings Account has been closed completely since 27 July 2012. We contacted customers at the time to let them know their options. For any customers who haven’t been in touch, we have transferred their money to our Residual Account for safekeeping.
If you held an Easy Access Savings Account, you can apply to have your money repaid using a simple online form. After you’ve completed the form, we may need to contact you to ask for some information to confirm your identity.
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The NS&I Cash ISA and T Cash ISA closed on 25 May 2013. All accounts were transferred to a Direct ISA which can be managed online or by phone.
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Pensioners Guaranteed Income Bonds and Capital Bonds have all now matured and been closed completely. Any remaining funds have been transferred to the NS&I Residual Account.
If you held Pensioners Guaranteed Income Bonds and/or Capital Bonds and would like to have your money repaid please download, print and post us the Residual Account repayment form.
Download the Residual Account repayment form
Or contact us to ask for the form.
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All of these accounts and investments have now been closed completely and any remaining funds transferred to the NS&I Residual Account.
If you held an Ordinary Account/Treasurer's Account/SAYE/Yearly Plan/Deposit Bonds and would like to have your money repaid please download, print and post us the Residual Account repayment form.
Download the Residual Account repayment form
Or contact us to ask for the form.
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We no longer sell these.
If you have any National Savings Stamps or Gift tokens, we can redeem these for you at face value. To do this, send the stamps and tokens to us with details of your name and address. We'll send you a warrant for the value.
Please address these to:
National Savings and Investments
Sunderland
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- War Savings Certificates (1916-1920) and Fixed Interest Savings Certificates Issues 2 to 6 (1920-1939)
- Fixed Interest Savings Certificates Issues 7 to 43 (1940-1996)
- Index-linked Savings Certificates Issues 1 to 4 (1975-1990)
On 11 November 2013, we made changes to how we calculate the returns on these old Savings Certificates.