West Bromwich new fixed rate

Baldur

Steve_xx wrote: »

It looks like it has been wihdrawn.

Withdrawn 5 p.m. today - https://www.emoneyfacts.co.uk/news/savings-news.aspx?newsarticleid=184934

apt

Short-lived offers are par for the course for West Bromwich BS. At least it's a fixed-rate so they can't drop the rate sharply which they tend to do with their variable rate offers.

D1zzy

Just spoken to them - if you have already printed the form, the 1 yr bond is still available but they must receive it by SATURDAY 25th APRIL

WB TEL 0845 33 00 622

cepheus

Yes this is what is says on the answerphone, unfortunately I didn't save the PDF file has anyone got it?
Thanks

Speculator

I am sure West Bromwich PDFs has the name of the applicant printed on it so it's no use to you.

derrick

d1zzy wrote: »

just spoken to them - if you have already printed the form, the 1 yr bond is still available but they must receive it by saturday 25th april

wb tel [strike]0845 33 00 622[/strike]

0121 5257070

SnowMan

The rumours of its death have been greatly exaggerated.

The West Bromwich 4.3% fixed rate (to 31/5/2010) has returned to their website today see

http://www.westbrom.co.uk/westbrom/savings.category?id=1

hotkee

Got my certificate today having applied last Thu or Fri - 4.3% for next 12 months cool! :rotfl:

bootman

SnowMan wrote: »

The rumours of its death have been greatly exaggerated.

The West Bromwich 4.3% fixed rate (to 31/5/2010) has returned to their website today see

http://www.westbrom.co.uk/westbrom/savings.category?id=1

Blummin heck. I thought I had missed out, so I sent a cheque off yesterday for the 2 year deal instead!

SnowMan

bootman wrote: »

Blummin heck. I thought I had missed out, so I sent a cheque off yesterday for the 2 year deal instead!

Specific terms and conditions 3 for the 1 year bond (based on your statutory rights) which I presume is identical for the 2 year bond:

"For accounts opened by telephone/post or via the internet, if you are not happy with your E-bond you may, within 14 days of opening your account, transfer your investment to another account or withdraw your investment at no charge provided any cheques have cleared. After 14 days you are bound by these Specific Terms and Conditions."

It's a bit messy but might be some scope for switching to the 1 year bond (?)