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Sold. I will try Zopa. Already with Atom. Once Zopa account is open I m gonna deposit £2000 and keep equal amount in atom.jaypers said:Loving Zopa more and more each month
Monitor both for a couple of months then decide where to keep most of it. Probably end up keeping a few pounds in the account that 'didnt win', in case there is a change of interest rate on that account. Then it'll be a case of moving money to that account rather than opening new account and moving funds.0 -
If you intend to keep it for a couple of months you may as well consider boosting it. 31-days boost pays 3.45%.OceanSound said:
Sold. I will try Zopa. Already with Atom. Once Zopa account is open I m gonna deposit £2000 and keep equal amount in atom.jaypers said:Loving Zopa more and more each month
Monitor both for a couple of months then decide where to keep most of it. Probably end up keeping a few pounds in the account that 'didnt win', in case there is a change of interest rate on that account. Then it'll be a case of moving money to that account rather than opening new account and moving funds.1 -
Zopa can be a little frustrating after Atom if you expect immediate payment transfers. No great shakes but can take up to an hour either way from my experience, whereas Atom is pretty much immediate.0
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My Zopa withdrawals always arrive within 10-20 minutes.jaypers said:Zopa can be a little frustrating after Atom if you expect immediate payment transfers. No great shakes but can take up to an hour either way from my experience, whereas Atom is pretty much immediate.0 -
It must have closed the gap with the previous rise then. Either way 7 day used to be 0.05 gross higher than instant.S_uk said:
The difference in rate between instant access and the 7 day pot is the same as before today's rate changes.Zaul22 said:That's a pretty disappointing update from Zopa. The difference between instant and 7 days is smaller than usual0 -
More like 0.05%Zaul22 said:
It must have closed the gap with the previous rise then. Either way 7 day used to be 0.5% gross higher than instant.S_uk said:
The difference in rate between instant access and the 7 day pot is the same as before today's rate changes.Zaul22 said:That's a pretty disappointing update from Zopa. The difference between instant and 7 days is smaller than usual0 -
Zopa 95 day isn't worth it IMHO, sweet spot is 31 day @ 3.45%. Easy enough to open a rolling ladder, obviously can't add as before, but not really required on a 31 day notice account.1
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The Zopa rate isnt disappointing - what's disappointing is the Coventry limited access which until recently had kept up fairly well with BoE changes but has only gone up 0.5% since December with the BoE going up 1.25% and now was nearly matched by Zopa EA1
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Skipton haven’t actually applied the effects of the recent BoE base rate change though. Should be at 3.35%, but is still at 3.10% (AER). Even when they do, Zopa just has more flexibility.Zaul22 said:That's a pretty disappointing update from Zopa. The difference between instant and 7 days is smaller than usual and it's still below the -0.9 tracker.0
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