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I agree, they should display the current interest rate in the app. They say in their T&Cs that they are doing so........obvs not true.SanguineOnSaturn said:Kroo............. also it would be nice to see the current interest rate displayed somewhere.
There's a bit of a longwinded way of seeing your interest rate, on your statement. Looks like you can generate a statement for the current month anytime you like.
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Natwest daily limit is £20k and for week days only. £50k for premier customersBand7 said:All banks also have limits for individual and/or daily Faster Payment transaction limits. Natwest/RBS are now defaulting it to £5k, though you can up it to £10k (?). Others have limits between £10k and £100k.0 -
It's also in the faqsProfile > read our faqs > Personal Current Account > What interest is paid on current account balances.I think the important thing is not wanting to miss a reduction if they are doing a quick customer grab with short term headline rate.0
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According to their T&Cs, they will give at least 2 months notice of reductions.SanguineOnSaturn said:It's also in the faqsProfile > read our faqs > Personal Current Account > What interest is paid on current account balances.I think the important thing is not wanting to miss a reduction if they are doing a quick customer grab with short term headline rate.1 -
That's decent enough. Just a colour scheme change, a name change and I'm all in then 😁
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It's already gone from this board's TotP. Sainsbury's latest Defined Access ousted it from the top 10.Bridlington1 said:Al Rayan's looking as though they're in danger now. If Skipton's tracker account is still available a fortnight after the next BOE base rate they will jump to at least 2.85% if not 3.1%, thus ending Al Rayan's stint of many months of being in the top 10 EA accounts.1 -
What is the restriction with Shawbrook?RG2015 said:Am I correct in saying that the Zopa easy access account has the highest unrestricted interest rate at 2.86% AER / 2.82% gross?
I am excluding Aldermore, Shawbrook, Monmouth, Sainsbury's, Cynergy, Yorkshire BS and Chip as each has some sort of restriction along with the Virgin Money 3.00% ISA.
I'm not aware of any (2.92%).Personal Responsibility - Sad but True
Sometimes.... I am like a dog with a bone0 -
If the interest goes below £1000 then the interest becomes 0.05%.cloud_dog said:
What is the restriction with Shawbrook?RG2015 said:Am I correct in saying that the Zopa easy access account has the highest unrestricted interest rate at 2.86% AER / 2.82% gross?
I am excluding Aldermore, Shawbrook, Monmouth, Sainsbury's, Cynergy, Yorkshire BS and Chip as each has some sort of restriction along with the Virgin Money 3.00% ISA.
I'm not aware of any (2.92%).1 -
The minimum balance of £1,000 and transaction of £500, but like the others I excluded will be absolutely fine for some.cloud_dog said:
What is the restriction with Shawbrook?RG2015 said:Am I correct in saying that the Zopa easy access account has the highest unrestricted interest rate at 2.86% AER / 2.82% gross?
I am excluding Aldermore, Shawbrook, Monmouth, Sainsbury's, Cynergy, Yorkshire BS and Chip as each has some sort of restriction along with the Virgin Money 3.00% ISA.
I'm not aware of any (2.92%).
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So it has. Apologies, I must have somehow missed that update.AmityNeon said:
It's already gone from this board's TotP. Sainsbury's latest Defined Access ousted it from the top 10.Bridlington1 said:Al Rayan's looking as though they're in danger now. If Skipton's tracker account is still available a fortnight after the next BOE base rate they will jump to at least 2.85% if not 3.1%, thus ending Al Rayan's stint of many months of being in the top 10 EA accounts.
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