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Little1devil
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I previously posted a similar message however before I could act upon the advice our circumstances changed somewhat!
So I am back again.asking for advice on what are the best bank accounts savings account for me
A little bit of info I now have 1600 in savings however can as of 25 Feb save between 700 and 1000 pcm this will increase in September as our child care will decrease due to dd1 starting school
I currently have an income of 2045 pcm and hubby's varies but should be on the increase due to his work hours becoming more stable.
Currently have a current plus account with natwest and an isa ( poor interest) and a savings account ( just as poor interest) all with natwest
What arw the best bank accounts for me with the money I have / can save
Any advice greatly appreciated
Thanks
So I am back again.asking for advice on what are the best bank accounts savings account for me
A little bit of info I now have 1600 in savings however can as of 25 Feb save between 700 and 1000 pcm this will increase in September as our child care will decrease due to dd1 starting school
I currently have an income of 2045 pcm and hubby's varies but should be on the increase due to his work hours becoming more stable.
Currently have a current plus account with natwest and an isa ( poor interest) and a savings account ( just as poor interest) all with natwest
What arw the best bank accounts for me with the money I have / can save
Any advice greatly appreciated
Thanks
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The advice given by colsten at post #3 of your previous thread remains just as valid now as then!0
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