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Ulster Bank: Easy Access Savings Account at 1.25% pa
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I didn't it was a click on the website!0
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From the main screen, it's under "Security" (8th down on the left hand side); then under "Using a card-reader" (2nd heading from the top) there is a link "Order a card-reader".0
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veryintrigued wrote: »Archi_Bald wrote: »You can give instructions to close a savings account online. I have done this before. They take a few working days to do it.
Their default position on this is given in 7.2.1(a):You inform us in writing that you wish to close your account. We may allow you to close your account over the phone. If you notify us by telephone, we may ask you to confirm any notice in writing0 -
Is it a soft credit check just for ID purposes to open this account?
I'd like to open one for a couple of months to keep my mortgage deposit, however obviously do not want any random hard checks before my application or around it!0 -
I've worked on the Ulster bank IT systems for a few years and it is pretty antiquated so I'm not surprised at the long waits some are facing. They are trying to update their IT but have a long way to go.
I am surprised though at the long waits on the phone some are facing as anytime I was in their call centres the waiting times were always very low.
I would have to say that any of their staff I had to work with are extremely pleasant and very professional but unfortunately they have gone down the road of Indian support for their systems and internal staff support. Need I say more!!!!!0 -
I can't find an interest date in the t&cs, do we then assume it will be on the anniversary of opening or funding?0
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I can't find an interest date in the t&cs, do we then assume it will be on the anniversary of opening or funding?Interest is calculated daily and paid on the last business day of the month and at account closure.
Edit: it is in the Ts & Cs too, clause 22.10:Interest is calculated on a daily basis on the amount you have in your account at close of business of each day and will be paid into your account on the last business day of the month.0 -
I assumed it was annual interest since the example of interest accrued does not include interest on interest, and there are not two different rates for monthly or annual interest, but the summary box says interest is paid at the end of each month - without compounding? How does that work if interest is paid into the account?0
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