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No. To do two has taken a couple of minutes but gives me an extra week or so on the clock. I think it’s a difference of £20 for the two … but every little helps. I also needed to correct my wife’s NI number which I entered my one by mistake on the last shuffle and couldn’t face calling.2010 said:
Have you missed the Virgin shuffle on this one?uk1 said:Virgin 1 year up to 5.76%. Only a cup of tea but it nudges the clock!
I`m still sitting on an (not Virgin) EA waiting for more rises.0 -
I`m tempted by Virgin who seem to always be near the top or at it.uk1 said:
No. To do two has taken a couple of minutes but gives me an extra week or so on the clock. I think it’s a difference of £20 for the two … but every little helps.2010 said:
Have you missed the Virgin shuffle on this one?uk1 said:Virgin 1 year up to 5.76%. Only a cup of tea but it nudges the clock!
I`m still sitting on an (not Virgin) EA waiting for more rises.
I thought Charter might have made a move higher by now.
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FWIW I wouldn’t defect to another provider with the current ISAs unless the difference was really worth it. We’ve found their CS to be good and I do like the online service except that they cannot combine the accounts we have into one customer number. But that’s a small issue.2010 said:
I`m tempted by Virgin who seem to always be near the top or at it.uk1 said:
No. To do two has taken a couple of minutes but gives me an extra week or so on the clock. I think it’s a difference of £20 for the two … but every little helps.2010 said:
Have you missed the Virgin shuffle on this one?uk1 said:Virgin 1 year up to 5.76%. Only a cup of tea but it nudges the clock!
I`m still sitting on an (not Virgin) EA waiting for more rises.
I thought Charter might have made a move higher by now.0 -
I have been with Virgin before and apart from trying to get through on the phone everything was good.uk1 said:
FWIW I wouldn’t defect to another provider with the current ISAs unless the difference was really worth it. We’ve found their CS to be good and I do like the online service except that they cannot combine the accounts we have into one customer number. But that’s a small issue.2010 said:
I`m tempted by Virgin who seem to always be near the top or at it.uk1 said:
No. To do two has taken a couple of minutes but gives me an extra week or so on the clock. I think it’s a difference of £20 for the two … but every little helps.2010 said:
Have you missed the Virgin shuffle on this one?uk1 said:Virgin 1 year up to 5.76%. Only a cup of tea but it nudges the clock!
I`m still sitting on an (not Virgin) EA waiting for more rises.
I thought Charter might have made a move higher by now.
I`ll hold on for a bit to see if there`s any other provider increases on the 1yr fix ISA.0 -
Good timing for us, current cooling off period was due to finish tomorrow. Would be nice if they reintroduce a 2yr or 3yr fix that competes with NatWest and RBS. Fingers crossed…….uk1 said:Virgin 1 year up to 5.76%. Only a cup of tea but it nudges the clock!0 -
I haven't noticed a mention yet, but Monmouth Building Society have released an "Online Member Exclusive One Access ISA" paying 4.5% (for Existing Members only).
Online Member Exclusive One-Access ISA | Monmouthshire Building Society (monbs.com)
Minimum Balance £1,000, if the balance drops below £1,000 the interest rate of their Easy ISA (3.4%) will be applied.2 -
I had a Virgin Money instant access ISA, but they seem to only review the rate every few months2010 said:
I`m tempted by Virgin who seem to always be near the top or at it.uk1 said:
No. To do two has taken a couple of minutes but gives me an extra week or so on the clock. I think it’s a difference of £20 for the two … but every little helps.2010 said:
Have you missed the Virgin shuffle on this one?uk1 said:Virgin 1 year up to 5.76%. Only a cup of tea but it nudges the clock!
I`m still sitting on an (not Virgin) EA waiting for more rises.
I thought Charter might have made a move higher by now.
, and I don't want my accounts to fall behind the best rates, so the money had to move elsewhere. 0 -
Thanks for that. But we were talking about their latest 1yr fix ISA at 5.76%.CompulsiveSaver said:
I had a Virgin Money instant access ISA, but they seem to only review the rate every few months2010 said:
I`m tempted by Virgin who seem to always be near the top or at it.uk1 said:
No. To do two has taken a couple of minutes but gives me an extra week or so on the clock. I think it’s a difference of £20 for the two … but every little helps.2010 said:
Have you missed the Virgin shuffle on this one?uk1 said:Virgin 1 year up to 5.76%. Only a cup of tea but it nudges the clock!
I`m still sitting on an (not Virgin) EA waiting for more rises.
I thought Charter might have made a move higher by now.
, and I don't want my accounts to fall behind the best rates, so the money had to move elsewhere.
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