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Tesco
Vermin_Fawlty
Posts: 2 Newbie
On Martins site it says you can have four of these accounts ,yet when you try Tesco site refuses more than two ,so how do you get four:money:
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He's talking about for a couple so 2 each0
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Yes I have a account and so does my wife however it will not let us open more0
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Are you talking about the current account?
If so, you should be able to get 2 sole accounts each. I'd ring them.0 -
OP, here's another thread that might help you https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5599472A cunning plan, Baldrick? Whatever it was, it's got to be better than pretending to be mad; after all, who'd notice another mad person around here?.......Edmund Blackadder.0
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Just don't open a joint account if you want most interestVermin_Fawlty wrote: »Yes I have a account and so does my wife however it will not let us open moreRemember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.0 -
Open one and get one free!0
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My wife and I both have an account and we have a joint account. This is all you are allowed so how come Martin says that you can have £12000 in the accounts that are eligible for the 3% when you can only have £9000 between the 2 sole accounts and the joint account?0
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You can have 2 sole accounts each0
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chockydavid1983 wrote: »You can have 2 sole accounts each
...but you and your wife do have two accounts each, which the rules allow, so ditch the joint for two solos.0 -
I rang Tesco and you can only have 1 sole account each and 1 joint account between you. So that is 3 accounts all together. This means that you can only have £9000 between them or can you put £6000 into a joint account and earn 3% on that amount?0
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