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Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available News!
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Hi Everybody,
Okay, I have spotted another account. It is a pretty good rate if you don't mind giving 35 days' notice and the fact it is a branch/postal account. Remember, if you have £50,000 or more then you would be better off with the Birmingham Midshires 3.2% account.
Manchester BS Platinum Notice Account Issue 1- Interest rate: 3.16% gross/AER on £1,000 to £75,000 (including a 1.15% bonus for the first 12 months)
- Withdrawals with 35 days' notice
- Four withdrawals allowed per calendar year
Deposits will be accepted until 10th April 2012 up to a maximum of £75,000 per customer.
The account is available for new funds only. Transfers of funds from existing Manchester Building Society accounts will not be accepted. If you have or had a Manchester Building Society account you may open a Platinum Notice Issue 1 account as long as you have not made a withdrawal or closure from your account within the previous 21 days prior to application or deposit
Interest is paid annually on 31st December and can be credited to the account or paid out to your bank account according to your preference as indicated on the application form. Interest rates are variable and any changes in interest rates are usually communicated to customers via notices in our branch and agencies, on our website, and in the national press.
Please note that this account is a limited edition and we reserve the right to withdraw this account at any time and return applications and/or deposits should the account become oversubscribed.
SS2
For those new to this thread, please see the guidelines in the first post: Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available News! Post 1
This thread is intended to alert people to the appearance and impending disappearance of the best new accounts. If you wish to discuss the account details, then please do so in the separate thread about that account. The MSE team maintain a list of the best savings accounts on the following page: Best Savings Accounts0 -
Thanks for the info0
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Is eMoneyFacts really going subscription only?
Still works for me, on this URL ....
https://www.emoneyfacts.co.uk/news/savings-news.aspx
Or am I looking at the wrong thing?0 -
Yes, you are looking at the right page and it is still available for the moment.
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Coventry BS Onlive Saver (2)
Easy access
3.15% including a 12 month bonus
4 penalty-free withdrawals
£1 to £250,000
Regarding withdrawals:Electronic withdrawals
Your money will usually arrive at the receiving bank on the next business banking day (Monday - Friday excluding public holidays) after you instruct us. Future dated payments will be processed on the date you requested or if this is a non-business banking day we will process the payment on the next business banking day. Your account will be debited when we process your payment.
If you want to discuss this account, then please discuss it on this discussion thread where it has already been mentioned.
I am sure it will not be long until this account makes it on to MSE main savings page as it has the best easy access interest rate for amounts under £50,000.
SS2
For those new to this thread, please see the guidelines in the first post: Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available News! Post 1
This thread is intended to alert people to the appearance and impending disappearance of the best new accounts. If you wish to discuss the account details, then please do so in the separate thread about that account. The MSE team maintain a list of the best savings accounts on the following page: Best Savings Accounts0 -
This Coventry account looks like a "debranded" version of their Poppy account. The Poppy came and went in less than two weeks IIRC.I am not a financial adviser and neither do I play one on television. I might occasionally give bad advice but at least it's free.
Like all religions, the Faith of the Invisible Pink Unicorns is based upon both logic and faith. We have faith that they are pink; we logically know that they are invisible because we can't see them.0 -
Derbyshire Building Society variable rate net saver (issue 3) is increasing to 3.06% AER tomorrow according to emoneyfacts. This is one of the best easy access rates currently available.
Go to this thread to discuss the account. Please do not discuss the account here.
For those new to this thread, please see the guidelines in the first post: Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available News! Post 1
This thread is intended to alert people to the appearance and impending disappearance of the best new accounts. If you wish to discuss the account details, then please do so in the separate thread about that account. The MSE team maintain a list of the best savings accounts on the following page: Best Savings AccountsI came, I saw, I melted0 -
Special_Saver2 wrote: »That is a fair point.
The thing is that I cannot check those websites every day in case there is a good, new account out as I am really busy during the week. There may be other people like me in that respect. I depend upon this forum and emoneyfacts to point new accounts, indeed there was a really good account from Monmouthshire Building Society recently that somebody revealed first on this forum.
SS2
Thank you for this initatiave. Hope it will be maintationed and keep updated.0 -
It appears that, unfortunately, from today Emoneyfacts is only available to those paying the subscription. This thread is now 'live' for annoucements of new accounts and newly withdrawn accounts. This is not for disscussing these accounts - a new thread can be created for this.0
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New account: N&P ESaver issue 5
2.5% gross, can transfer in from existing N&P accounts as well as out to them (previous issues were new money only).0
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