Loyalty Saver best rate?

bowlhead99

eskbanker wrote: »

Thanks for the image! Do you tend to opt for paperless banking by any chance....?

Paperless banking, paperless office... but despite the improvements in bidet technology, I'm not sure I'm ready for a truly paperless WC.

:beer:

planteria

currently have a sum in Nationwide Loyalty Saver, and am looking at moving more in during the next few days, then potentially move on to somewhere else to maximise cash return.

i'm looking at RCI and Icici..

RCI Bank Freedom Savings (£100+) (2) 1.65 1.32 0.99
ICICI Bank Hi-Save SuperSaver (£1+) 1.65 1.32 0.99

anyone any thoughts as to which is wisest? any concerns re. either of them?:think:

have RegSavers with HSBC, M&S, TSB, Nationwide and Lloyds already in place.

MDMD

planteria wrote: »

currently have a sum in Nationwide Loyalty Saver, and am looking at moving more in during the next few days, then potentially move on to somewhere else to maximise cash return.

i'm looking at RCI and Icici..

RCI Bank Freedom Savings (£100+) (2) 1.65 1.32 0.99
ICICI Bank Hi-Save SuperSaver (£1+) 1.65 1.32 0.99

anyone any thoughts as to which is wisest? any concerns re. either of them?:think:

have RegSavers with HSBC, M&S, TSB, Nationwide and Lloyds already in place.

RCI is not covered by the FSCS and is used to finance car loans by Renault UK.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/savings/11678411/Are-your-savings-safe-in-Renaults-new-bank.html

ICICI is FSCS protected

http://www.icicibank.co.uk/personal/about-us.page

planteria

just found out that my Triple Access Saver with YBS is paying 1.2%, similar to Nationwide's top-tier Loyalty Saver, but rather than a £50,000 limit, it is up to £2,000,000.