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Dana Partnership

As savers, Friends of the Western Buddhist Order (FWBO) members and supporters can play a part in helping more centres and Buddhist businesses start up or expand.

The Dana Saver is part of the Triodos Charity Saver range of accounts and is run in partnership with FWBO. It is an ethical, transparent savings account with a decent return, which targets your savings to FWBO projects.

You can open an account with £100 or more. The more you save, the higher the interest rate. You can also choose to donate all or some of your interest to FWBO Preceptors’ College. And, if you’re a UK tax payer, you can Gift Aid your donation, ensuring that FWBO enjoys the full benefit of your support.

Summary of Key Features
Account name	Triodos Charity Saver
Interest rates (AERs)		AER* Gross	AER Gross	AER Gross
	Balance	£100+	£5,000+	£25,000+
	33 days notice	0.05%0.05%	0.10%0.10%	0.15%0.15%
	Interest rate is variable Interest is calculated daily and paid six monthly
Tax status	Interest is taxable
Conditions for bonus payment	N/A
Withdrawal arrangements	Notice period is 33 days There is no limit on withdrawals
Access	You can manage this account online or by post

*Rates correct as of 23 March 2009. Interest rate quoted is Annual Equivalent Rate (AER) and illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year. The gross rate is before deduction of tax at standard rate.

Triodos Bank Terms and Conditions and Tariff of charges apply. Click on the links or call free on 0500 008 720 for a copy.

To apply for a Dana Saver and start using your savings to support Buddhist projects across the UK, click here to complete an application form online. Or call us on 0500 008 720 and we'll send you an application pack.

For more details about the FWBO and their work, click here to visit their website.

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