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I have got this account as I expect the BOE will increase rates a bit more and banks now seem to be holding back on increasing savings rates, especially instant access accounts. The £25 monthly fee is partly offset by the inclusive worldwide family travel insurance.Futuristic said:I see a lot of people here who have up to FSCS amount, I tried to search but has anyone applied for this and got it easily? Private Savings Account | Savings | Private Banking | Virgin Money UKIt gives rate based on BoE -0.25%.You would need to get the private account which costs £25/mo but with this rate it would be worth it? (https://uk.virginmoney.com/private/)
If someone has over 500k the account pays the BOE base rate. I think it is worth it if you have larger sums and want instant access whilst still getting a very competitive rate.0 -
Is it normal for Google Wallet not to work in Chip? I tried depositing funds but it would give me some message along the lines that I could add a card first (which is kinda nonsense as I got a few stored there).
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I can't seem to see it mentioned anywhere but it looks like Monzo have launched an Instant access account at 3%.0
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Was mentioned a couple of weeks ago, but they seemed to be rolling it out in stages (didn't appear for me for a few days)Bridlington1 said:I can't seem to see it mentioned anywhere but it looks like Monzo have launched an Instant access account at 3%.
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The Paragon Triple Access account Issue 7 (and possibly others) is going up to 3.20% on 13th March.
It's not currently available to new customers but existing customers are able to open Issue 11 @ 3.10%.
Some previous issues of the Triple Access ISA (also not currently available) are also going up to 3.20%.
Paragon have a history of rewarding existing customers with these Triple Access accounts with rate increases that aren't available to new customers (on current issues) for weeks (or even months), so they're worth considering, IMO.
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How do existing customers take out the triple access account 11? I thought those accounts had been withdrawn last week?refluxer said:The Paragon Triple Access account Issue 7 (and possibly others) is going up to 3.20% on 13th March.
It's not currently available to new customers but existing customers are able to open Issue 11 @ 3.10%.
Some previous issues of the Triple Access ISA (also not currently available) are also going up to 3.20%.
Paragon have a history of rewarding existing customers with these Triple Access accounts with rate increases that aren't available to new customers (on current issues) for weeks (or even months), so they're worth considering, IMO.0 -
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Existing customers can log in to their accounts and open triple access issue 11 @ 3.1%0 -
Paragon Triple Access ISA Issue 10 also up to 3.2% wef 13 March.0
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Cambridge BS Your Saver from 2.65% -> 2.75% effective 02/03/2023 - subject to change, as not published yetIf you want me to definitely see your reply, please tag me @forumuser7 Thank you.
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