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Keep money in bank accounts or dripfeed into regular savings
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Spanishsunawaits
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I have several bank accounts, Tesco, TSB, Lloyds, Bank of Scotland etc. Paying between 2 and 3% interest. I also have a First Direct account which I use for my main current account.
Would I be best opening up a regular savings account with FD and drip feeding max of £300 per month into it from one of the other accounts to get their 5% interest rate? Or keep the max amounts allowed in the above accounts?
Thanks.
Would I be best opening up a regular savings account with FD and drip feeding max of £300 per month into it from one of the other accounts to get their 5% interest rate? Or keep the max amounts allowed in the above accounts?
Thanks.
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First Direct's Regular Saver pays the highest interest so that's the one to use, feed it from your lowest rate account0
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Thanks. That’s what I was thinking. Makes sense.0
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