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My point was just that if we could put money into an issue 2 instead, we'd get a longer bonus period. Unfortunately, it's not clear how issues 1 and 2 would interact since the limits apply to all flexible savers held.0
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psychic_teabag wrote: »My point was just that if we could put money into an issue 2 instead, we'd get a longer bonus period. Unfortunately, it's not clear how issues 1 and 2 would interact since the limits apply to all flexible savers held.Stompa0
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Wouldnt it be best to:
Put 11K into your Issue 1
Put 1K into a Issue 2
Both on the 1st April.
However, it seems a lot of work for a bit of extra interest (considering the application forms are manually processed and posted to you for your signature and opening balance), and in 9 months time a new 4% account may open up anyway.0 -
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issue 1 is better choice for a lump sum of 12K
issue 2 is limited to 1K per month0 -
You definitely don't want to close issue 1. Even if you add no more money to it, you have £12k earning 4% for another 9 months.
The question was whether to add £12k to issue 1 acct, or open an additional issue 2 account and spread the new money across the two. I think the latter is probably not worth the bother. You can get 3.2% elsewhere, so you're only looking at an extra 0.8% (before tax) on up to £3000 for up to 3 months.0 -
Good old Monmouth !0
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Interest has been paid into linked account this afternoon.0
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MarkFromMullion wrote: »Interest has been paid into linked account this afternoon.Stompa0
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I have 12k in issue 1.
I need to withdraw 3k in June but can then put 15k in July, making a net investment of 12k in the year and a balance of 24k.
Is that allowed, or will it be deemed I have exceeded the deposit limit of 12k by putting in 15k?0
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