Tier 1 Investor: Question

I got a question.

According to:
http://ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/siteconte ... idance.pdf

For those applicants whose previous
permission to stay was given under the
Tier 1 (Investor) category this exclusion
also applies to ISAs, premium bonds and
saving certificates issued by the National
Savings and Investment Agency (NS&I).
This is because the intention of the
Investor category is to encourage long-term
investment in the United Kingdom. National
Saving Bonds are acceptable because they
mature after a minimum period of three
years, but the other forms of saving with
NS&I do not have this incentive for funds
to be kept in them. (This requirement does
not apply to applicants whose previous
permission to stay was given under the
former Investor category.)

Does that mean NS&I Bonds are accepted only if you take the 3 year ones?
They also have VERY NEW PRODUCTS of 1 and 2 year ones, so according to this guideline the UKBA wants the investor to pick the 3 year one minimum or not?
The UKBA doesn't give any information on the new products of the NS&I that also have 90-day-penalty exit, so how can I tell which investments with the NS&I are okay for the Visa (+extension)?

maturity should not be issue till investment is in UK

rate of earning not importatant period not important till
u meet entrprenuer visa conditions

mailnly - FSA controlled investment all times and

employment of setlled residents

Hi..
I think its really good but i have to check because its really difficult to see...

Tire 1 is really old policy of Uk now a days the new policy is enforced by them.Its look good let me check UK home office site than will decide about this.

rosetaylor01 wrote:Hi..
I think its really good but i have to check because its really difficult to see...

can you tell me why it very difficult. ???