NS&I ILSC: RIP RPI
Posted: January 9th, 2024, 9:37 pm
In May 2019, NS&I stopped using RPI for indexation of index-linked savings certificates (ILSC) and started using CPI, for new ILSC issued after that date.
I have held 5-year ILSC throughout, and have had a good run on RPI, but my last 5-year ILSC indexed to RPI has just matured and automatically rolled over into an equivalent ILSC but now indexed to CPI.
It's been a good run on RPI recently, and made hay while the RPI sun was shining (I reckon the annual rate of RPI peaked at about 14% in Oct 2022), but now it's onto CPI, and all my ILSC are now index-linked to CPI.
I have held 5-year ILSC throughout, and have had a good run on RPI, but my last 5-year ILSC indexed to RPI has just matured and automatically rolled over into an equivalent ILSC but now indexed to CPI.
It's been a good run on RPI recently, and made hay while the RPI sun was shining (I reckon the annual rate of RPI peaked at about 14% in Oct 2022), but now it's onto CPI, and all my ILSC are now index-linked to CPI.