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Is that a common thing at the end of a fix?JGB1955 said:My husband has been offered 4.75% on a re-fix on his one year Virgin ISA....0 -
Maybe not 'common' but 'not unusual'. IIRC I've had 'loyalty' rates from Nationwide, Oak North and Charter Bank in the past.flobbalobbalob said:
Is that a common thing at the end of a fix?JGB1955 said:My husband has been offered 4.75% on a re-fix on his one year Virgin ISA....#2 Saving for Christmas 2024 - £1 a day challenge. £325 of £3662 -
0.02% extra is about how much they think customer loyalty is worth
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United Trust Bank Cash ISA 7 Year Bond @ 4.95%...not bad for some...1
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United Trust Bank 2 year 4.75% - 3 year 4.80% - 4 year 4.85% - 5 year 4.95%
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I’ve just opened the 1 year, I had just funded their previous one at 4.54% so have requested to cancel it and I’ll find the 4.72% one instead…refluxer said:OakNorth are now top of the table for a 1 and 2 year fixed rate (4.72% and 4.76% respectively) and not far behind the best 3 year fix (4.73%).
Won’t say it was the easiest process but I’m just waiting for the funds to be returned to nominated account.0 -
RBS/NATWEST 4.85% 2 and 3 year fixesbristolleedsfan said:4.85% appears to be incoming for both 2 and 3 year fixes according to https://moneyfactscompare.co.uk/isa/0 -
Virgin Money have hit the big 5.0%! 5% on 3 year, 4.91% on 2 year.5
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Anyone remember how you get them to transfer a funded fixed issue to the higher rate for the same term within the 14 days please?If you want me to definitely see your reply, please tag me @forumuser7 Thank you.
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I've just done that a few mins ago. Log in, scroll to bottom of first page, click 'View Savings Range' and most of the rest if self explanatory. There was an option during the process asking if I want to fund it with existing ISA as I was within my cooling off period, so you just choose the account you are funding from in the dropdown and it opens the new issue and closes the old one with those funds.ForumUser7 said:Anyone remember how you get them to transfer a funded fixed issue to the higher rate for the same term within the 14 days please?2
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