Income Bonds trustee application form - NS&I 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Income Bonds trustee application form in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the initial deposit amount in the designated box, ensuring you write in BLACK CAPITAL LETTERS for clarity.
  3. If you are paying by cheque, provide details of the account from which the cheque is drawn, including account holder name and account number.
  4. Complete the first trustee’s details section fully, including your NS&I number, date of birth, address, and contact information.
  5. If applicable, fill out the second trustee’s details. Ensure all required fields are completed accurately.
  6. Provide beneficiary and settlor details as requested. Include their date of birth and nationality.
  7. Fill in your nominated bank or building society account details for income payments. Double-check for accuracy to avoid delays.
  8. All trustees must sign and date the form at the end before submission. Ensure that any additional trustees also provide their signatures on a separate sheet if necessary.

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Yes. If you have an NSI Direct Saver, you can apply online for a Guaranteed Income Bond and pay for it from your Direct Saver. If you want to use another NSI account to pay for your Guaranteed Income Bond, youll need to complete a switching form.
You can open an account in your own name or jointly with one other person. You can also invest in trust for someone else. You can: If you want to switch to Income Bonds from another NSI account or investment, youll need to print and fill in our switching form before posting it back to us.
Capital Gains Tax Exemption: Unlike assets such as property, unit trusts, or shares, investment bonds are not subject to capital gains tax. This means that assigning an investment bond to a trust by way of gift or from a trust to a beneficiary does not create a chargeable event or tax liability.
Trusts are permitted for: Savings Certificates. Guaranteed Income Bonds. Guaranteed Growth Bonds.
Premium Bonds Bonds cant be transferred into another persons name but will be kept on record for 12 months and prizes will be sent by warrant to the person who is entitled to the money.
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You can easily withdraw money from your Income Bonds without needing to create an online profile. All you need to do is fill out a quick online form. Make sure you have your account details to hand. You can also download, print and complete a cashing in form.
Sometimes, savings bonds are held in a trust by a person for the benefit of another person. The trustor is the person, institution, or organization who creates a trust.

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