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ING To Increase
alared
Posts: 4,029 Forumite
ING are to make an announcement on 13th August about the amount of increase that will take effect from 1st Sept.
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Its about time!!! Another 1% will stop me winging ;D ;DThis is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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You'll be lucky
-Keep your eyes to the sunshine and you would not see the shadows-:beer:
-Remember your forgetfulness is not my emergency
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;D ;D ;DThis is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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Let me guess, 0.15% again. If it were 0.25% they would announce it now, wouldn't they?0
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By my reckoning they already owe us .2% so with the new rise thats .45% or nearly .5%, come on ING you know you can do it get back to the top of the charts, then I woke up.0
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I'm hoping for the rate to increase to 5%
, but at least the rate is increasing quite soon, in just over 3 weeks time, on 1st September AND this hoped-for rate of 5% - or more - is NOT an introductory rate ;D.
LeiaI want to be a good saver, but I find it difficult to control my temptation to spend .
I owe £1,247 more than I have in savings
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I agree Leia, 5% would be good and its a very flexible account.0
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I am afraid that a .15% rise to 5% will not increase INGs popularlity with savers remember that all those ahead of ING at present will be raising their rates (more than likely), it would be nice to see a full .25% this time might persuade the punters.
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May not, I understand that the introductory offer from Cahoot for example is fixed at the 5.5 % for the 12 month period.0
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Yes, and ING could catch up in the meantime.
Seriously though, I am looking forward to when easy access savings a/cs pay 6.30% gross, or 5.04% net ;D ;D.
LeiaI want to be a good saver, but I find it difficult to control my temptation to spend .
I owe £1,247 more than I have in savings .
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