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Frisa

Ken68
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I have a Fixed Rate Isa Bond maturing on 21st December.
On the form sent from Nationwide were suggestions where to move it to. I ticked the box that said 4.75% (might have been 4.85%) and posted it on December 2nd and received an acknowledgement dated 3rd December by which time the new 3year ISA was showing on N/W site at 5%.
By the 2lst it will probably be a lot lower.
Can you tell me what rate I will get.
Thanks for reading.
On the form sent from Nationwide were suggestions where to move it to. I ticked the box that said 4.75% (might have been 4.85%) and posted it on December 2nd and received an acknowledgement dated 3rd December by which time the new 3year ISA was showing on N/W site at 5%.
By the 2lst it will probably be a lot lower.
Can you tell me what rate I will get.
Thanks for reading.
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I have a Fixed Rate Isa Bond maturing on 21st December.
On the form sent from Nationwide were suggestions where to move it to. I ticked the box that said 4.75% (might have been 4.85%) and posted it on December 2nd and received an acknowledgement dated 3rd December by which time the new 3year ISA was showing on N/W site at 5%.
By the 2lst it will probably be a lot lower.
Can you tell me what rate I will get.
Thanks for reading.
Is that the 3 year FRISA?
If it is it's only just been updated.
I opened one back in November at 4.75% only for the new rate to go to 5% a week later (all the shorter term ones were reduced). It's unlikely tey'll review the rate again for a couple of weeks, but it might be wise to check your rate, if you have an reference number.Target acheived: _party_ Mortgage offset in June 2012!_party_Mortgage = -£98Endowment = £0Investments = £40,247[STRIKE]Deficit[/STRIKE] / Surplus = £40,149(at 22/09/2017)"Don't spend then save, save then spend!"0 -
Yes Smiley...the new one is 3 years..the old one at 5.3% expires 21st.0
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