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  • tg99
    tg99 Posts: 1,248 Forumite
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    n3ophyte said:
    soulsaver said:
    And on the subject of clarity, is there a chance that Tandem will make it clear how you qualify for the 'Top Up' 

    Yes, you ”opt-in” to the extra 0.35% Top up within the Tandem app.


    Can’t see any option in the app for an existing customer with the 0.20% bonus to opt in to the new higher 0.35%……may be looking in wrong place but guessing as the top up is variable then it will automatically update to 0.35% in the app on Friday. 
  • SickGroove
    SickGroove Posts: 319 Forumite
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    I am an existing customer with Tandem & it's still showing 3.05% with top up on. No option to change/add top up to get 3.20%...any ideas?
  • 2010
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    jak22 said:
    YBS still havent announced changes after the Feb 2nd BoE
    Worse still, Nationwide have yet to announce any interest rate increases in response to either that Feb B of E base rate increase of 0.5% or even the previous mid Dec B of E base rate rise of 0.5%!
    I gave up with Nwide and Marcus a month ago and switched everything to Paragon.
  • Bridlington1
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    I am an existing customer with Tandem & it's still showing 3.05% with top up on. No option to change/add top up to get 3.20%...any ideas?
    I'm in the same boat. I've just started a live chat with them so will update the thread once I've any progress.
  • ERM92
    ERM92 Posts: 4 Newbie
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    2010 said:
    jak22 said:
    YBS still havent announced changes after the Feb 2nd BoE
    Worse still, Nationwide have yet to announce any interest rate increases in response to either that Feb B of E base rate increase of 0.5% or even the previous mid Dec B of E base rate rise of 0.5%!
    I gave up with Nwide and Marcus a month ago and switched everything to Paragon.
    It seems Nationwide are using their temporary ‘current account 5% cashback on shopping’ offer instead of paying reasonable interest.
  • aaj123
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    edited 3 March 2023 at 10:55AM
    I feel totally !!!!!! off when, on transferring my savings from one account to another due to a better rate, the bank puts my payment on hold due to unusual activity and expects me to spend time answering stupid questions on a long phone call. This when the account I am transferring to is one where I have made previous payments into. 

    When such a hold is made and it delays things over the weekend, the holding bank is still required to pay interest that was applicable from them on the held amount? Wouldn't want their stupidity to cost me three days of interest. 
  • devansuk
    devansuk Posts: 26 Forumite
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    Anyone who's moving from chip to tandem remeber to transfer once interest is paid otherwise you will lose it
  • 2010
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    edited 3 March 2023 at 11:21AM
    ERM92 said:
    2010 said:
    jak22 said:
    YBS still havent announced changes after the Feb 2nd BoE
    Worse still, Nationwide have yet to announce any interest rate increases in response to either that Feb B of E base rate increase of 0.5% or even the previous mid Dec B of E base rate rise of 0.5%!
    I gave up with Nwide and Marcus a month ago and switched everything to Paragon.
    It seems Nationwide are using their temporary ‘current account 5% cashback on shopping’ offer instead of paying reasonable interest.
    Yes, big deal !!!
    Limited to £10 a month, only certain retailers, runs for 2 months and you need to spend £400 to get £20.
    Also not paid until six weeks after the end of each month.

    On your side, no shareholders to pay, looking after members blah, blah, blah !

  • Bridlington1
    Bridlington1 Posts: 3,716 Forumite
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    2010 said:
    ERM92 said:
    2010 said:
    jak22 said:
    YBS still havent announced changes after the Feb 2nd BoE
    Worse still, Nationwide have yet to announce any interest rate increases in response to either that Feb B of E base rate increase of 0.5% or even the previous mid Dec B of E base rate rise of 0.5%!
    I gave up with Nwide and Marcus a month ago and switched everything to Paragon.
    It seems Nationwide are using their temporary ‘current account 5% cashback on shopping’ offer instead of paying reasonable interest.
    Yes, big deal !!!
    Limited to £10 a month, only certain retailers, runs for 2 months and you need to spend £400 to get £20.
    Also not paid until six weeks after the end of each month.

    On your side, no shareholders to pay, looking after members blah, blah, blah !

    Though to be fair I am getting a 5% regular saver out of them so they do at least serve some purpose. 
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