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3.95% for 1 year with NS&I
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Cant believe that i have missed this.....all because Lloyds refused to transfer my funds as they exceeded the debit card limit, despite telling me the transfer would be fine...
I have written to NS&I appealing asking them to honour my original online app. however the guy on the fone said I have little chance...Dam Lloyds grrr0 -
That's exactly what Abbey did to me despite specific instructions to allow the transaction. Fortunately I immediately did it with a cheque in the post and got in under the wire.
I realise it was absolutely disgraceful of me to expect free access to manage MY money. I've let Abbey know what I think about it.0 -
I applied for this account yesterday and have been told to expect a confirmation form to complete. The money is still in my (old) account and certainly hope it won't take too long before I know. There is currently a 5 minute plus waiting time on their phone calls.0
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Cant believe that i have missed this.....all because Lloyds refused to transfer my funds as they exceeded the debit card limit, despite telling me the transfer would be fine...
I have written to NS&I appealing asking them to honour my original online app. however the guy on the fone said I have little chance...Dam Lloyds grrr0 -
Etccarmageddon wrote: »it was unforeseen and therefore how could you have anticipated at the time of applying that the card would be rejected.
........Try seeking compenstaion from LTSB ??:rolleyes:0 -
Oh no, can't believe it has finished.
I am just waiting for funds to be transferred into my account from a bond that matured last Sunday and was then going to get online immediately and apply.
Now will have to start searching for something comparable:mad: Does anybody know if there is anything around that is as good, or at least nearly as good?
Thanks.Stopped smoking 27/12/2007, but could start again at any time :eek:0 -
Etccarmageddon wrote: »this product is no longer available
3 and 5 year rates now on offer:-
http://www.nsandi.com/products/ggb/rates.jsp
http://www.nsandi.com/products/gib/rates.jsp
It was a market leader and bound to disappear after a short time. All the leading financial guru's expect interest rates to remain at 0.5% until around this time next year at least. Me personally, I would not fix beyond 12 months, there's always something going to be around the corner in a years time. The NS&I have played a blinder with that rateLiquidity is when you look at your investment portfolio and **** your pants0 -
Oh no, can't believe it has finished.
I am just waiting for funds to be transferred into my account from a bond that matured last Sunday and was then going to get online immediately and apply.
Now will have to start searching for something comparable:mad: Does anybody know if there is anything around that is as good, or at least nearly as good?
Thanks.
here's some 12 month fixes http://www.moneyfacts.co.uk/money/savings/3/short-term-fixed-rate-bonds.aspxLiquidity is when you look at your investment portfolio and **** your pants0 -
I don't want to fix for more than twelve months because I am hoping that rates will start to move up, which surely has to happen one day. Perhaps it is worth looking at instant access accounts (some are paying over 3%) and then maybe a better fixed rate will come along out of the blue.Stopped smoking 27/12/2007, but could start again at any time :eek:0
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I don't want to fix for more than twelve months because I am hoping that rates will start to move up, which surely has to happen one day. Perhaps it is worth looking at instant access accounts (some are paying over 3%) and then maybe a better fixed rate will come along out of the blue.
Based Cardiff fully covered by the UK comp scheme0
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