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Britannia Loyalty Bonus
hstudent
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Has anyone had a Britannia Loyalty Bonus for 2009 credited to their account? I've not received one yet and in the past it's been credited by the middle of February.
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I think you will find that an equivalent amount has gone into your Co-op account.
I don't think they give you those little metal tags as a divi anymore.
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A letter I had from Britannia two weeks ago said the first payment to go in to your co-operative account will be an interim payment in September 2010, for the first 7 months of 2010.0
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There is one more payment due from Britannia and it should be paid by the end of March.
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It went into accounts last weekend so it'll show in your passbook next time it's updated.0
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Will you need a magnifying glass to notice them? The payont in the last couple of years has been derisory.0
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THey should try paying a decent interest rate instead of trying to fool savers with all this smoke and mirrors loyalty bonus nonsense.0
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cardsharps wrote: »THey should try paying a decent interest rate instead of trying to fool savers with all this smoke and mirrors loyalty bonus nonsense.
Giving a higher interest rate means they're committed to paying out the money, as a bonus it gives them more flexibility to run the business0 -
And it also gives them so much more of our personal information
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Sent my passbook in a couple of weeks ago for updating and it just had the interest added, (but no loyalty bonus as in previous years). I only keep enough in that account now just to keep it going and have become very disillusioned with them, especially since the Coop merger. Unless you're a regular Coop shopper, when the loyalty bonus switches to a Coop 'dividend', I don't see any great benefit in continuing to hold savings with them.0
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