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Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available News!
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The reason that Regular Savings have been ignored here is that the OP for this thread did not intend that it would compete with the pre-existing Regular Savings thread.Special_Saver2 wrote: »If the account is a regular savings account, then do not post a link on this thread, but instead post a link on the following thread:
Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!
If the account is a cash ISA account, then do not post a link on this thread, but instead post a link on the following thread:
Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List0 -
Sorry! I should pay more attention to the detail, I was thinking there must be some flaw in the accounts and I'm just missing it!0
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AA Telephone Easy Access Account (Issue 1)
"Tiered variable interest rates. Deposit from £1 – £9,999.99 and earn 2.60% gross / AER and balances of £10,000 or more earn 3.00% gross / AER. So, the more you save, the more you earn. Rates include a fixed 12 month bonus." "Make unlimited transactions using your linked account with no-notice withdrawals."
http://www.theaa.com/savings/telephone-savings-account.html
Strange that they pay more for an account operated by telephone than one operated online. (Internet Extra 2.40% AER).
Update: Existing thread discussing this account.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3956595
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Special_Saver2 wrote: »Coventry BS Onlive Saver (2)
Easy access
3.15% including a 12 month bonus
4 penalty-free withdrawals
£1 to £250,000
Coventry BS Online Saver (2) has been replaced by (3). I cannot spot any difference between (2) and (3) and as the bonus lasts 12 months from opening the account and one cannot have a (3) if one has ever had (2) I don't understand the reason for the new issue.
http://www.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/savings-and-investments/easy-access/online-saver/online-saver.aspx
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Not very tempting for a new launch from GE Capital Direct.
Minimum opening balance £500.
Minimum operating balance £1
Unlimited penalty-free access.
GE Saver
2.35% AER variable no bonus
GE Bonus Saver
1.50% AER variable + 1.15% fixed bonus for 12 months
https://www.gecapitaldirect.co.uk/savings_accounts/ge_easy_access_savings_accounts.html?gemid1=CDLNCH_GOO_B_g_e_capital_direct
Thread in which to discuss these accounts
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/53151901#Comment_531519010 -
Saga Internet Saver Issue 4
3.05% variable on balances £20,000 or more or 2.6% variable on balances below £20,000. (Includes bonus for 12 months - underlying rate is just 0.50%.)
Unlimited penalty-free access.
Minimum balance £1.
Deposit holder is Birmingham Midshires so FSCS guarantee would be for £85,000 in total in the following: AA Savings, Bank of Scotland, Bank of Scotland Private Banking, Birmingham Midshires, Capital Bank, Halifax, Intelligent Finance, Saga, St James's Place Bank
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Post Office online saver (issue 5) paying 3.17% AER variable (minimum deposit £1) about to be launched on 26th May (including 1.52% bonus for 12 months). Edit: account now showing on the Post office website here.
Unlimited withdrawals and minimum deposit £1.
Go to this thread to discuss this account.
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 -
Tesco 1 year bond paying 3.5% withdrawn today.
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 a separate thread about that account0 -
Leeds Unlimited Access Postal Account Issue 2 paying 2.75%.
Can open online but operated by post only. Minimum investment £1000. Unlimited withdrawals, no notice.0 -
ING increases bonus rate on its instant access savings account for new customers.
New customers can enjoy a rate of 3.15% AER (3.11% gross p.a.) variable including a 2.61% gross p.a. bonus fixed for 12 months. This rate applies from the business day following account opening on balances up to £250,000 plus resulting interest.
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 a separate thread about that account0
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