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Where should I put my house deposit money next year
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Nationwide Savings interest rates as of 01/12/2008
http://www.nationwide.co.uk/mediacentre/pdf/savingrates-28112008.pdf
Bonus Saver dropping to 3.35% gross 2.68% net:(
On the positive side it seems to be one of the better interest paying savings account with Nationwide at the moment, but if they drop again next month then I guess I wont get hardly anything OUCH
I don't have any choice at the moment and have to keep it in the account until 31st December when the interest is due, as it's tied into this bonus scheme.
I really need to move my money next year though but was wondering if there is an account I can setup with a fixed rate in advance so i'm prepared and can just dump my money in the new account next year.
ThanksHouse Deposit Savings :j
Current Total = £16,745
Overall target by December 2009 = £30,0000 -
jbennett, if you can open a Halifax Web Saver Reward and put £50 in it by 5pm Monday you'll get 5% fixed for a year. http://www.halifax.co.uk/savings/websaverreward.asp . You can then put your N/w money in there in January.0
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Thanks for the information.
Do you think this is the best I will be able to get?
I think it's quite good as I have a strong feeling that the interest rates are going to seriously drop very shortly.
Is there any way I can achieve 5% with a monthly paying interest account?
Thanks
p.s. I'm struggling to find any other accounts that guarantee the rate if I sign up before 1st December. I just hope that this will go through as it's the weekend and the bank isn't open now?House Deposit Savings :j
Current Total = £16,745
Overall target by December 2009 = £30,0000 -
This is a fixed rate and if it's like the fixed account I opened with them a couple of weeks ago, you can phone them and they will set up the account there and then and give you a sort code and account number straight away.
You can them pop into a BOS or Halifax branch and deposit a cheque.
http://www.bankofscotlandhalifax.co.uk/savings/fixedwebsaver.asp
3 months £500+ 6.25%
6 months £500+ 5.5%
9 months £500+ 6%
1 year £500+ 5.5%
Unfortunately I can't make use of this account, as I'm already over the FSCA guarantee limit with Halifax.:(0 -
p.s. I'm struggling to find any other accounts that guarantee the rate if I sign up before 1st December. I just hope that this will go through as it's the weekend and the bank isn't open now?
08456 02 00 00 is there 24 hours. So you can open it at 3am tomorrow morning if you've got nothing better to do0 -
This is a fixed rate and if it's like the fixed account I opened with them a couple of weeks ago, you can phone them and they will set up the account there and then and give you a sort code and account number straight away.
You can them pop into a BOS or Halifax branch and deposit a cheque.
http://www.bankofscotlandhalifax.co.uk/savings/fixedwebsaver.asp
3 months £500+ 6.25%
6 months £500+ 5.5%
9 months £500+ 6%
1 year £500+ 5.5%
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Also where is the fixed 9 month account?0 -
I just found this http://www.halifax-international.com/savings/regular-saver.asp
Not really sure and it seems that the fixed rate is only available after your first standing order, hmmm
What do you think?
thanks
From their siteThe rate on your Regular Saver Account is not fixed until the receipt of your first standing order. Please check to find out the correct interest rate for your account.House Deposit Savings :j
Current Total = £16,745
Overall target by December 2009 = £30,0000 -
I just found this http://www.halifax-international.com/savings/regular-saver.asp
Is this account covered by the FSAC scheme?0 -
I found this on their website http://www.halifax-international.com/download/legal-regulatory.pdf
But don't really understand it, hmm
I also found this http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1302909House Deposit Savings :j
Current Total = £16,745
Overall target by December 2009 = £30,0000
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