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IVA Complete: Where do I put my money?
Debtcrusher
Posts: 2 Newbie
I have a Halifax Reward account for my salary.
I have a Everyday Savings account Halifax
I have a Nationwide Flex Basic account that pays no interest. This account has 8k currently in as I'm not tempted to spend it if it was in my Halifax account.
But I feel I'm not doing the right thing. Ideally I want a Nationwide Flex account and a Flexclusive Regular Saver but I can't see me getting an upgrade anytime soon.
What are my options?
Just stick all the money in the Halifax Everyday Savings account?
Forgot to mention I'm saving £750 per month sometimes more.
Cheers
I have a Everyday Savings account Halifax
I have a Nationwide Flex Basic account that pays no interest. This account has 8k currently in as I'm not tempted to spend it if it was in my Halifax account.
But I feel I'm not doing the right thing. Ideally I want a Nationwide Flex account and a Flexclusive Regular Saver but I can't see me getting an upgrade anytime soon.
What are my options?
Just stick all the money in the Halifax Everyday Savings account?
Forgot to mention I'm saving £750 per month sometimes more.
Cheers
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