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Oops! The dangers of late night moneysaving
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I did wonder, but it's not clear. Will contact them
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You are right it's not tiered. If you've got at least £1,000 in your account then you earn 4.27%pa AER on every penny including the first £1,000. That's why in their £1,000 deposit example the projected balance after 1 year is £1,042.70 as 1,000 x (1 + 4.27/100) = 1,042.70
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