Has your savings rate increased...

montymole_2

Saffron's e-saver is now up to 5.6% for balances of £1000 or over :T .
OK, not the full 0.25% rise, but still pretty competitive.

savingforoz

Great news, montymole - I've just applied for that one!

Judwin

Halifax rates have gone up as of 1st Feb 2007.

The ISA Saver Direct Cash ISA is up 0.05% from 5.25% to 5.30% :mad:
The Monthly saver is up 0.2% from 2.4% to 2.6% (excluding bonus)

Might be time to vote with my feet.

:beer:
Judwin

[Deleted User]

It looks like there may finally be changes afoot at ING. :rolleyes:

See this thread.

[Deleted User]

Judwin wrote:

Halifax rates have gone up as of 1st Feb 2007.Judwin

No sign of this on their own web site yet, and the Websaver rate is still showing as 5% in Online Banking.

Judwin

Deleted_User wrote:

No sign of this on their own web site yet, and the Websaver rate is still showing as 5% in Online Banking.

The two rates I quoted are showing on my "Online Banking" page. I don't have a Websaver with Halifax - but it sounds like they haven't increased it.

:beer:
Judwin

MarkyMarkD

Thisismoney (link in first post) states the increase in A&L's DirectSaver as 0.15% to 5.65%. It's worth noting that this is really an increase in the AER on this monthly-interest account of 0.16% from 5.64% to 5.80% AER. The increase in the nominal rate is irrelevant, to be honest.

[Deleted User]

Deleted_User wrote:

It looks like there may finally be changes afoot at ING. :rolleyes:

ING web page now updated here.

The original basic account rate is unchanged, but the other two have become competitive again. Also the withdrawal penalty has been removed from the Web Saver and the max. deposit increased. :beer:

ashcarrot

Halifax rates have gone up as of 1st Feb 2007.

The ISA Saver Direct Cash ISA is up 0.05% from 5.25% to 5.30% <--- Cheeky moo's

And no Web Saver increase (Just checked my account to confirm)

pioneer31

I'm soon taking my money out of ING. They are taking the mickey now.

I bet they don't raise after the next rise either.