ICESAVE have added all interest to accounts...check now!

james10999

Not much more to say really.
Icesave have awarded all interest on accounts. Mines been added today.

Interest has been worked out up until the 10th October 2008. It is unsure what interest we will recieve from this date until we are able to withdraw our money.

Check yours!
www.icesave.co.uk

:beer:

manhattan

Is this old news?

james10999

manhattan wrote: »

Is this old news?

No
We knew Icesave were going to award the interest............now they have added it to everyones account so they can see exactly what interest they have earnt.

manhattan

Sorry,
I thought people were talking about their interest that was added earlier today on the other Icesave thread.

KingL

It's old in the sense that it has been being discussed for about 24 hours over here http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1241791&page=6
(post #203 onwards)

Plasticman

Yes, keep up James

Worth watching this one now:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1260117

edda

manhattan wrote: »

Is this old news?

Yes - but it's sometimes useful to have a new headline thread for forumites who haven't got time to read through v. long threads on a more general related theme.

However, a link to and acknowledgement of the other thread would have helped IMHO.

movilogo

Yes, I can see that interest is added to my a/c.

azthe

I just spoke with someone from Icesave and it seems like all interest will be added up until 7th October when they went bust.

Any interest from 7th Oct until when I receive my money is lost. So far thats almost one months interest. Could be 2 months by the time I see the money.

Glad to have my capital back but cant say Im too happy about losing at least 1 months interest.

I'm curious who is getting the interest on my money from 7th of October if it isn't me?
Any thoughts?

carbonmonoxide

I wonder if this means any uncleared deposits will now clear?

rosebud666

I thought that interest on fixed term A/C's was supposed to be paid in full?