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Nottingham Building Society - 1.55% Instant Access Account
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I agree that's usually the case..but from their terms:
3.10 You must pay your opening deposit into your account within 7 days of your application being accepted or before the product is closed to new applications (whichever happens first).
They may cut near misses some slack, but I wouldn't hang around.
Well spotted!0 -
I assume there is no issue adding funds to an already opened account once it has been withdrawn from sale ?0
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You mean 'already initially funded'? Yep, should be no problem.I assume there is no issue adding funds to an already opened account once it has been withdrawn from sale ?
Open & empty may be a problem.0 -
Sorry. Yes, already funded, just additional funds.
Worked fine for me. I opened and transferred £1k on Tuesday. Then on Wednesday evening, after it had been closed to new applications, I transferred some more in. It had safely arrived in my Nottingham account when I logged in first thing this morning.0 -
As the previous poster said, no problem using the account if you've already opened it. It's just closed for new applications. I couldn't find the interest rate online after I saw it had been pulled so gave them a call to check everything was ok - answer was to look on the 'closed accounts' part of the interest rates page and you'll see the esaver version 9 there in all its 1.55% glory.
Well done to all those who managed to open one and fund it before it was pulled!Debt Free 03 Dec 2014/£25k repaid
Mortgage: Dec 2014: £98,392.77. Jan 2018: £78,000. Nov 2018: £74,736. July 2019: 70,000
*Life is what happens when you're busy making other plans*0 -
Bravo_Zulu wrote: ».......... in all its 1.55% glory. /QUOTE]
Steady on now. Don't go letting banks think that an interest rate of 1.55% is glorious!0 -
Bravo_Zulu wrote: ».......... in all its 1.55% glory. /QUOTE]
Steady on now. Don't go letting banks think that an interest rate of 1.55% is glorious!
:D
Are you serious?...1.55% is masturbatorial!
...let’s see how MSE auto sensor copes with that word.
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That last emoji confirms that you're a winker then! I'll refrain (or should that be wefwain) from commenting on your user name....Biggus_Dickus wrote: »Are you serious?...1.55% is masturbatorial!
...let’s see how MSE auto sensor copes with that word.0 -
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