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Kent Reliance BS Direct ISA rate increased to 5.46%
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Well done Kent Reliance, I've been impressed since I opened my Isa with them earlier this year.
(this post is really just a bump to get this thread higher than the one with the incorrect headline
) :shhh: There's somewhere you can go and get books to read... for free!
:coffee: Rediscover your local library! _party_0 -
Do you realise how big of an idiot I feel right now, do ya?zar wrote:(this post is really just a bump to get this thread higher than the one with the incorrect headline
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The branch based Kent Reliance mini-cash ISA is getting a rise from 5.01% to 5.16%. A rise of only 0.15%
. "The state is the great fiction by which everybody seeks to live at the expense of everybody else." -- Frederic Bastiat, 1848.0 -
Who on earth uses a branch based ISA at KRBS?
Their whole policy has been to destroy their branch network in order to be able to offer better rates to the nation.0 -
Amazed to see that they now have only ONE branch! Still a number of agencies though.0
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Is this 5.46% ISA viewable online? I.e. do Kent Reliance offer internet banking?0
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Fait accompli, it is a postal only account which is probably a good thing given how awful Kent Reliance's website is

ReportInvestor, are you saying many a Kent pensioner wouldn't prefer a passbook, easy access and personal contact over an extra 0.2% interest? The idea that KR are killing off branches for the good of savers is specious, maybe you'd like to explain why the best ISA rate offered by a building society currently is the branch-only Newcastle xmas offering?"The state is the great fiction by which everybody seeks to live at the expense of everybody else." -- Frederic Bastiat, 1848.0 -
i can't see anyhting on KR's website about what you need to send (forms of ID) with new ISA applications, the information is a bit sketchy. I did try to call them earlier but there is a long wait on the phone system, not a good sign.0
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They check ID electronically if they can. My husband's ID was confirmed this way. If more information is required they write. I had to send a certified copy of my passport and a recent utility bill to open my own account.0
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Thanks moor426, was just looking for that info when i found this sentance on Kent Reliance BS's website-
'Opening an account - proof of identity and address requirements
The Society will conduct a search of a variety of registers in order to establish proof of identity and address'0
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