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TSB to increase classic plus rate to 5%
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Kernel_Sanders wrote: »You're actually considering enquiring - to TSB of all banks - because your £3-odd of interest isn't showing before the end of the 1st day of the month??

Its more that i want to know everything is set up correct, as you had to register for various stuff to get it.0 -
So is it 5% interest for everyone who has a classic account with balances up to £1500?0
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Question answered0
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Well it still hasnt gone on.0
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So is it 5% interest for everyone who has a classic account with balances up to £1500?
No, it's 5% for the classic plus account. There is no interest for the classic account although TSB will announce soon how classic account customers can upgrade to classic plus.Did you really mean to put loose?
Lose: no longer possess, not to retain, unable to find
Loose: not firmly or tightly fixed in place0 -
Looks like my paperless statement box wasnt ticked. Pretty sure i did mind.
Eitherway its a very sly to have to do this seperate to the internet bannking registration, and looks like its designed to rip customers off for 1 month interest & the £10 cash back . And why i do click on it, it wont let me confirm.
I'll try to argue this is part of the upgrade thats left me out of pocket, as its changed my settings.0 -
Just had an email from TSB and one paragraph says
!!!8220;For Classic Plus customers, as well as waiving overdraft fees and interest charges incurred in March and April, to show how grateful we are for your loyalty and patience, we are also increasing the interest rate on our Classic Plus account from 3% to 5%. We promise this won!!!8217;t be taken away after a year!!!8221;
So that will be around the 13 month mark we get the 5% for - call me sceptical0 -
Received the same just now, this is a bit of a row back from 'forever'0
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Forever is a long time - TSB were unlikely to commit to that. What would they do when the Sun dies?0
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