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Weekly email 20/06/2007
littlemissmoney
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The weekly email is says:
"Better Best Bank Accounts! 0% overdraft, 6.5% in-credit & £100 sign-up bribes. Updated Article
The current account war's now white hot with the main two top accounts improving their offers. Alliance & Leicester's* added to its market leading year's 0% overdraft (it's still cheapest after a year too) by now paying the highest in-credit interest at 6.5%. Plus its 'refer a friend' offer's been improved to £40, so for every mate recommended you get £40 and so do they. Concurrently, Halifaxhas joined its sister Bank of Scotland offering a £100 bonus if you switch to it, making it top for those always in-credit who can't be bothered to recommend others, as it pays a high, 6.17% interest."
Am I being daft or do the bits in red not make sense? How is 6.17% higher than 6.5%??
Edit: Ignore me.. it says "high" not "higher". Doh!
"Better Best Bank Accounts! 0% overdraft, 6.5% in-credit & £100 sign-up bribes. Updated Article
The current account war's now white hot with the main two top accounts improving their offers. Alliance & Leicester's* added to its market leading year's 0% overdraft (it's still cheapest after a year too) by now paying the highest in-credit interest at 6.5%. Plus its 'refer a friend' offer's been improved to £40, so for every mate recommended you get £40 and so do they. Concurrently, Halifaxhas joined its sister Bank of Scotland offering a £100 bonus if you switch to it, making it top for those always in-credit who can't be bothered to recommend others, as it pays a high, 6.17% interest."
Am I being daft or do the bits in red not make sense? How is 6.17% higher than 6.5%??
Edit: Ignore me.. it says "high" not "higher". Doh!
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