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Is TSB about to become the next bank to slash savings rates?
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But by not completing the form, you still provide them with statistics.No need to help with their decision to reduce, no need to provide the statistics to back it up when they announce a reduction in interest as being acceptable in the current climate.
"95% of those asked indicated they were not interested in what rate we offer, by not responding."Eco Miser
Saving money for well over half a century0 -
But by not completing the form, you still provide them with statistics.
"95% of those asked indicated they were not interested in what rate we offer, by not responding."
No. It should read, 95% of people asked did not respond. You can then give speculative reasons why but the only factual statistic is that 95% did not respond. The will probably put it in a report like this:
"Of the people that responded to the survey...".0 -
YorkshireBoy wrote: »It's a small world. Me too.

Whereabouts YB?
We're on a very windy island in the Cyclades (Andros):hello::hello::hello::hello:0 -
We had a meeting with TSB yesterday to open some additional joint accounts and we did ask about the 5% accounts and she said nothing had been communicated to the branches yet, but she did also say that they only find out a week before any changes are made. I guess our interest is safe for 1 more week atleast!0
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RubyRedRidingHood wrote: »We had a meeting with TSB yesterday to open some additional joint accounts and we did ask about the 5% accounts and she said nothing had been communicated to the branches yet, but she did also say that they only find out a week before any changes are made. I guess our interest is safe for 1 more week atleast!
Add 2 months on to that as well as they need to give 2 months notice of a change to existing account holders.0 -
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RubyRedRidingHood wrote: »We had a meeting with TSB yesterday to open some additional joint accounts and we did ask about the 5% accounts and she said nothing had been communicated to the branches yet, but she did also say that they only find out a week before any changes are made. I guess our interest is safe for 1 more week atleast!
It's also illegal for them to communicate any changes before the launch date.DEBT FREE!
Debt free by Xmas 2014: £3555.67/£4805.67 (73.99%)
Debt free by Xmas 2015: £1250/£1250 (100.00%)0 -
RubyRedRidingHood wrote: »We had a meeting with TSB yesterday to open some additional joint accounts
How many joint accounts are you allowed to open? I was under the impression that only one would be allowed.0 -
The 5% offered by the TSB is really a marketing ploy. The ceiling of £2000 means it is effectively more like a reward but keeps the Plus account at the top of the 'best current account' league. IMO they would be unwise to make any hasty changes.This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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That is exactly what some of us are doing:)
I'm writing this in the quiet time between returning from the beach, and showering before a pre dinner drink on the balcony overlooking sunset on the Aegean:beer:
However, not everyone on here can afford to take this approach:(
You were supposed to blow your cash in the UK, not in that nasty EU
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