What does PIBS stand for?

Permanent Interest Bearing Shares

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Q: Can you please explain what Permanent Interest Bearing shares are?

Family Finance

Byline: Charlotte Beugge PERMANENT interest bearing shares (Pibs) made news recently when Nationwide Building Society announced last month it is to raise [pounds sterling]500m from a pib issue.

Pibs come out of the shadows in crisis

Seven major investors including fund managers,insurance companies and retail brokers took up the permanent interest bearing shares which return a rate of 7%, 2% over the relevant benchmark government stock.

Principality bonds raise pounds 60m

The first is Pibs - Permanent Interest Bearing Shares issued by building societies.

Is this plan too good to be true?; Questions of Cash

Q: I have noticed that Permanent Interest Bearing Shares (Pibs) are giving high yields.

Family Finance

MY LATE mother purchased 1,000 Permanent Interest Bearing Shares in PortmanBuilding Society in 2002 and I bought 3,000 in 2004.

(1) This dividend should go to your broker (2) STRAIGHT TO THE POINT

Building society permanent interest bearing shares (PIBs) highlighted here twomonths ago, still look attractive for those who can shelter them from tax in anISA.

Have we only seen the tip of the iceberg?

That is the attraction of Pibs - the permanent interest bearing shares that have been issued by building societies over the last 16 years.

Shakeout pushes up returns on Pibs; A little known way to secure a ...