Switching to new online saver
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rufus86
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I have £17,000 in an e-saver and the bonus ends in 2 weeks.
I've got other saving using up my ISA allowance so want to maximize interest on this without having to lock it away. Any better solutions than a regular online saver? Any loopholes I'm missing that I should be exploiting? With quite a large sum, even the difference between 0.5% is quite a bit of extra free cash
I've got other saving using up my ISA allowance so want to maximize interest on this without having to lock it away. Any better solutions than a regular online saver? Any loopholes I'm missing that I should be exploiting? With quite a large sum, even the difference between 0.5% is quite a bit of extra free cash
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How much is your "regular online saver" getting you?0
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Look for posts about Lloyds/BoS Vantage, Santander 123, FD Regular Saver, dripfeed0
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I have a Santander 123, £2.00 a month fee, but by transferring sky, BT, O2, gas, electric, water and council tax direct debits, the percentage income from the direct debits is higher than the £2 fee. Plus 3% interest on balances over £3k (up to 20k). I also have a first direct regular saver which will average 4% over the 12 months.... By which time, the savings rates MAY have increased.]Mortgage 1. At start £46,000, may 1996 jan 11 £27363.58 :mad: Dec 11 £25,289.00 December 12 £21,882.68
june 2013, £[STRIKE]18,948 18,182[/STRIKE][/ September 13. Funds available to clear the darn thing! Yay! :j0 -
If you go for the Santander 123, don't forget quidco/topcashback to open your account. I received £55 cash from quidco for opening mine.andrea_louise wrote: »I have a Santander 123, £2.00 a month fee, but by transferring sky, BT, O2, gas, electric, water and council tax direct debits, the percentage income from the direct debits is higher than the £2 fee. Plus 3% interest on balances over £3k (up to 20k). I also have a first direct regular saver which will average 4% over the 12 months.... By which time, the savings rates MAY have increased.]Mortgage 1. At start £46,000, may 1996 jan 11 £27363.58 :mad: Dec 11 £25,289.00 December 12 £21,882.68
june 2013, £[STRIKE]18,948 18,182[/STRIKE][/ September 13. Funds available to clear the darn thing! Yay! :j0
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