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Moving money before interest paying period

I have recently moved a sum of money into the AA where interest is paid on a yearly basis. If I decide to move the money to an alternative account before the 12 months has passed do I recieve any interest at all?

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  • Lokolo
    Lokolo Posts: 20,861 Forumite
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    Yes you do.

    Its worked out daily so if you've had the money in for 3 months, you get 3 months interest (about a quarter of the yearly rate), 6 months is 6 months interest (so about half the yearly rate) etc.
  • Thanks lokolo - I thought it would be daylight robbery on behalf of the bank if it didn't pay but wanted to check
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