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Investment/Savings advise for £thousands needed unemployed status
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If a non taxpayer, you fill out a form and give it to your bank and you will get your interest w/o tax.
We have said the highest rates are with some current accts. If you want less interest, feel free to try a savings account or isa instead.
Yes whats that form called? Can I do it online or do I have to go in branch?0 -
Art_Contrary wrote: »R85. Tell the bank you're a non-taxpayer when you apply for the account and they'll send you one. Or download one from gov.uk and send it to the bank.
When I applied for the TSB account online there was no mention of a R85 form.
Ok do I get the interest per calendar month or monthly from the date I opened the account? I got an email 2 days ago from TSB stating my application has been successful. Is this the day when my account was opened?0 -
When I applied for the TSB account online there was no mention of a R85 form.
The mentions seems to have disappeared from several pages, but it's still at the bottom of this page http://www.tsb.co.uk/plus-apply-now/ and in the T&Cs pdf (which you should have read before completing your application).Ok do I get the interest per calendar month or monthly from the date I opened the account?I got an email 2 days ago from TSB stating my application has been successful. Is this the day when my account was openedEco Miser
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Ok so what you saying is for the 1st month of my account I wont get the full interest?0
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Ok so what you saying is for the 1st month of my account I wont get the full interest?
Interest is always calculated on a daily basis, at 1/365th of the gross annual rate per day.Eco Miser
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Im also interested in this account as well:
http://www.bankofscotland.co.uk/bankaccounts/vantage/
But I live in England not in Scotland so that means if I want to withdraw more than £300 in a day or theres a run on the bank I have to go all the way up in Scotland?0 -
Maybe (there is a branch in Berwick on Tweed). If you can't just transfer the required money to an English bank (eg Halifax) by Faster Payment, then withdraw the money from your local branch.Eco Miser
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I need help filling in the R85 form. In the declarations part of the form which one do I tick or is the person that's filling out the form on my behalf does this part?0
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Anyone can help?0
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