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Skipton Online Bonus Saver
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RoxRoxBling
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The minimum opening balance is £1000
So can the balance drop below £1000?
Also what is the interest rate after basic payer tax is taken into account - 2.00% gross AER?
http://www.skipton.co.uk/savings_and_investments/e-savings/online_bonus_saver/
So can the balance drop below £1000?
Also what is the interest rate after basic payer tax is taken into account - 2.00% gross AER?
http://www.skipton.co.uk/savings_and_investments/e-savings/online_bonus_saver/
Save in 2013: #166: 9,122.51/[STRIKE]5,000[/STRIKE] 10,000
Interest earned in 2014: £257.61 20/04/14
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RoxRoxBling wrote: »The minimum opening balance is £1000
So can the balance drop below £1000?RoxRoxBling wrote: »Also what is the interest rate after basic payer tax is taken into account - 2.00% gross AER?
The AER and the gross rate is 2% - so it's 1.6% after BRT.0 -
RoxRoxBling wrote: »Also what is the interest rate after basic payer tax is taken into account - 2.00% gross AER?
Just in case you find any more accounts you're interested in, to get net from gross you multiply gross by 0.8
So 2% x 0.8 = 1.6% (as innovate says above).0 -
YorkshireBoy wrote: »This is (at least) the second time you've asked this question today on interest rates (I replied on your other thread).
Just in case you find any more accounts you're interested in, to get net from gross you multiply gross by 0.8
So 2% x 0.8 = 1.6% (as innovate says above).
Obviously interest rates aren't my best pointSave in 2013: #166: 9,122.51/[STRIKE]5,000[/STRIKE] 10,000Interest earned in 2014: £257.61 20/04/140 -
. . .just thought i'd mention that the skipton sent me a email last week to say that they'd actually increased the rate on this account with effect from the 29th march! only by 0.15% mind, but, well!! had to read it twice and check on the website to see if it was a april 1st hoax!
(though i dare say they will put it down again pretty soon once they realise their mistake!)0 -
RoxRoxBling wrote: »Obviously interest rates aren't my best point
It's simple maths.
Gross interest rate minus 20% for basic tax payer.
So Skipton's 2% minus 20% = 1.60%.0
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