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vigman
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It seems like only a month ago, not a year ago, when I got my over 50s Coventry BS savings account at 5% and my daughter (non tax payer) got her Halifax one year fix.
Coventry has dropped to 2%....haven't checked the Halifax. Can you ever bargain for better interest or is it passport and utility bill time again???
If so.........?????
TIA
Vigman
Coventry has dropped to 2%....haven't checked the Halifax. Can you ever bargain for better interest or is it passport and utility bill time again???
If so.........?????
TIA
Vigman
Any information given in my posts or replies is intended to be of interest and/or help to members of the forum. I cannot guarantee that this is accurate or up to date.
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passport and utility bill time again0
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Halifax has a 1 yr fix @ 3.5% - not far off the best 1 year rate if yr daughter doesn't want the agro of moving.It seems like only a month ago, not a year ago, when I got my over 50s Coventry BS savings account at 5% and my daughter (non tax payer) got her Halifax one year fix.
Coventry has dropped to 2%....haven't checked the Halifax. Can you ever bargain for better interest or is it passport and utility bill time again???
If so.........?????
TIA
Vigman
Have you got accounts anywhere else that migh mean you could skip the ID process?0 -
That's really helpful, thanks.
I tend to leave a trail of petty amounts in various accounts rather than closing them, so one must surely have something pretty good for the 35K I have in Coventry's over 50 1 year acc. I don't 'need' access but like the possibility even with interest loss, if necessary. Want to stick with UK backed funds still!
TIA
VigmanAny information given in my posts or replies is intended to be of interest and/or help to members of the forum. I cannot guarantee that this is accurate or up to date.0 -
Well you could put 21K in 3 x LLoyds vantage current accounts (lots of threads) - paying 4% and have full access, and then park the rest in 1 of the HBOS related 2 year bonds ( 4.35% -I think) or Natwest @ 4.2%0
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Thanks, but I must be being thick because I can't see the 4% on the Lloyds Advantage rates??
http://www.lloydstsb.com/rates_and_charges/savings/advantage_saver.asp#platinum
TIA
VigmanAny information given in my posts or replies is intended to be of interest and/or help to members of the forum. I cannot guarantee that this is accurate or up to date.0 -
Thanks, but I must be being thick because I can't see the 4% on the Lloyds Advantage rates??
http://www.lloydstsb.com/rates_and_charges/savings/advantage_saver.asp#platinum
TIA
Vigman
Lloyds VANTAGE Accout.
http://www.lloydstsb.com/current_accounts/classic_and_classic_plus_accounts.asp
Its a current account with a decent rate.0 -
Lloyds VANTAGE Accout.
http://www.lloydstsb.com/current_accounts/classic_and_classic_plus_accounts.asp
Its a current account with a decent rate.
Sings: "What a difference an "A" makes...........":rotfl:
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VigmanAny information given in my posts or replies is intended to be of interest and/or help to members of the forum. I cannot guarantee that this is accurate or up to date.0 -
How come LloydsTSB can manage better rates on a current account than many banks can on saving accounts??
TIA
VigmanAny information given in my posts or replies is intended to be of interest and/or help to members of the forum. I cannot guarantee that this is accurate or up to date.0 -
By limiting that minimum and maximum balance receiving that rate. They will also be hoping to either catch you for fees and charges at some point in the future and/or cross sell other products at a profit (as you will find if you ever try to speak to one of their telephone staff).0
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The Lloyds Vantage says you have to pay in at least £1000 a month.0
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