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crazygaijin
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Whats the best interest rate anyone can get at the moment?
Please dont reply saying depends what you want, or depends on this or that...........
I ouls like to please compare all high interest rates for savings accounts.
Please dont reply saying depends what you want, or depends on this or that...........
I ouls like to please compare all high interest rates for savings accounts.
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crazygaijin wrote: »Whats the best interest rate anyone can get at the moment?Please dont reply saying depends what you want, or depends on this or that...........I ouls like to please compare all high interest rates for savings accounts.
The questions I would ask are along the lines of:
- how much do you wish to save?
- what access do you need to all or part of the funds?
- have you used your ISA allowance yet?
- when do you anticipate needing your money back?
- are you likely to want to add to the money, on an ad-hoc or regular basis?
- what are you saving for?
- wuld you prefer to operate your account online (which may allow you to access a higher rate), by phone, in branch or by post?
Provide that sort of information and people can give you more specific responses.0 -
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Whats the best interest rate anyone can get at the moment?
Please dont reply saying depends what you want, or depends on this or that...........
I don't believe the OP is genuinely trying to find a home for his/her savings as the question explicitly discounts a fundamental aspect of any choice being made.
There is another motive here.0 -
At a simplistic level, that rate is bettered by the ICICI Bank 5-year bond @ 4.4% (if anyone wished to tie cash up for such a long period) but, as opinions4u posted, the OP needs to compare based on personal requirements/circumstances.0
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Five year tie-ups are far too long in the current climate. The West Brom option is 'reasonable' given the current poor state of affairs regarding interest rates. Would you really want to tie your cash up for five years for the sake of £1 per £1000?0
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Whats the best rate you can actually get for 60 or 90 day notice?0
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Whats the best rate you can actually get for 60 or 90 day notice?
http://www.moneyfacts.co.uk/money/savings/11/notice-savings-accounts.aspx0
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