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Britannia Rewards for 08 / 09

TuftyMatt
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By this time last year I had my cheque so can anyone tell me please when I should expect this years?
That is if there will be one!!
That is if there will be one!!
It's far better to be penny wise than pound foolish.
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My girlfriend asked this question in Branch about a month ago, and was told it would be around April/May time (I think!). Basically, it is happening, but will be later than usual this year.0
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The bonus was paid into Britannia accounts on Monday 2nd March, it is alot lower this year.
I think we have only half as much as last year.0 -
Yes, a mighty 7p per point. I think it used to be 23p per point until last year. It will probably be even less if the merger with the Co-op goes through at this year's AGM.0
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What bonus? Does this apply to all depositors with Britannia?0
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I've just gone to their website and it appears (from their 'calculator') a saver needs more than £3000 even to qualify for a reward payment. Let's see now, you give them £3K for 12 months at 1or 2% (say 3% less than available elsewhere) That's a £30 'gift' to Britannia and in return they give you a couple of quid...
(Some 'reward'!).....under construction.... COVID is a [discontinued] scam0 -
You need to a member for at least 2 years and to earn at least 25 points (e.g. average balance of £2,500). But it's reduced by so much that it is hardly significant - a maximum of 0.14% extra gross interest for savers who've been members for over 10 years.0
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I've just gone to their website and it appears (from their 'calculator') a saver needs more than £3000 even to qualify for a reward payment. Let's see now, you give them £3K for 12 months at 1or 2% (say 3% less than available elsewhere) That's a £30 'gift' to Britannia and in return they give you a couple of quid...
(Some 'reward'!)Krusty & Phil Madoff, 1990 - 2007:
"Buy now because house prices only ever go UP, UP, UP."0 -
ad44downey wrote: »It's a pathetic gimmick. Instead of this silly bonus scheme they should try paying a decent savings interest rate!. It's all smoke and mirrors
Proved by fact that none of the other Building Societies copied it.0 -
I transferred my ISA out a few weeks ago cos the rate is so poor - who cares about a miserable bonus!0
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"Let's see now, you give them £3K for 12 months at 1or 2% (say 3% less than available elsewhere)"
Well I'm still getting 7.5% fixed and 6.35% fixed off them, aren't you ?0
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