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ARGH at HSBC - transferred money from my savings acct instead of current...
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^are you sure? i thought that if you withdraw any money from this account (HSBC online saver) within the month, you automatically forfeit all interest for that particular month. that's what i was told when i enquired about the account.0
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ahh, looking at wrong account details in moneyfacts. Sorry
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greyskittles wrote: »are there any other account apart from ICICI that don't penalise you for making withdrawals but also have a decent interest rate?
Icesave and Sainsbury's Internet Saver
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I like Icesave, minimum balance £250, which pays 6.03 gross/6.2 AER. This a/c comes with a valuable interest rate guarantee.Originally Posted by greyskittles
Are there any other account apart from ICICI that don't penalise you for making withdrawals but also have a decent interest rate?
Also Bradford & Bingley's E-savings, issue 4 which rose to 6.08 gross/6.26 AER on 29 July 2007.
Both are easy access online accounts with monthly interest options and you can make as many withdrawals as you like without penalty.People who don't know their rights, don't actually have those rights.0
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