Stoozing to the One Account

stevemcol

so even though the one account lets you compartmentalise savings, it won't work out the interest reduction the savings have earned you?
shame if that's the case.

andy boyo, do you do a calc every month to work out your profit?

neil9313

stevemcol wrote: »

so even though the one account lets you compartmentalise savings, it won't work out the interest reduction the savings have earned you?
shame if that's the case.

andy boyo, do you do a calc every month to work out your profit?

Hi, although Im a newbie at stoozing, have a look at

stoozing.com

There is a calculator there for working out profit

Im sure somebody will give more expert advice soon! :T

neil9313

Ps sorry just seen Clarimans post!

stevemcol

Thanks Neil

Happy with the stoozing calulator, I've used it before. It's just nice to see the interest actually arriving each month which is what I currently have with the savings account but not so easy with the one account.

andyboyo

stevemcol wrote: »

so even though the one account lets you compartmentalise savings, it won't work out the interest reduction the savings have earned you?
shame if that's the case.

andy boyo, do you do a calc every month to work out your profit?

No Steve - I just use the calculator at Stoozing.com to work it out. and as long as its a positive figure I'm happy enough to be honest.

stevemcol

I've been thinking this one over and looked at another aspect. I have a standard appeal letter that I send off to try and increase an intial low card limit offer. It usually works and I have often doubled my card limit. Part of the evidence that I send is a copy of my savings statement (ie my stooze pot). I suspect that sending a copy of my One Account statement might not be as black and white in demonstrating healthy savings, though the information is there if you can convince them to look.
On balance then, I think I'll stick with an external Stooze pot.