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Just logged into my Marcus, wasn’t any option to increase bonus rate (not via app at least)0
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You need to open the account, go to the 3 dots in the top right corner and select 'View bonus options', scroll down, check the new rate compared with the old one and, if you're happy to proceed, click 'Renew your bonus'.RedImp_2 said:Just logged into my Marcus, wasn’t any option to increase bonus rate (not via app at least)
That's on the Android app at least but I'd imagine the iOS app would be similar.3 -
Cheers that’s worked. Wasn’t obvious if I didn’t read this forum wouldn’t know about itrefluxer said:
You need to open the account, go to the 3 dots in the top right corner and select 'View bonus options', scroll down, check the new rate compared with the old one and, if you're happy to proceed, click 'Renew your bonus'.RedImp_2 said:Just logged into my Marcus, wasn’t any option to increase bonus rate (not via app at least)
That's on the Android app at least but I'd imagine the iOS app would be similar.1 -
Newbury BS mentioned they would review rates at the end of April, nothing will be changing:Update 25 April 2023: We continue to review our savings interest rates, considering a number of factors, including the current market conditions. There will be no changes to saving interest rates at this time. However, we will continue to monitor this and if any future changes are made we will update this page.
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According to Moneyfacts, Sainsbury's Bank are launching Defined Access Saver (issue 42), paying 3.37%.
3.37% on £1000 and above
1.15% on £1 - £999
The minimum opening deposit is £1.
Three penalty-free withdrawals permitted per year.
The account is now available via the Sainsbury's Bank website:
https://www.sainsburysbank.co.uk/savings/sav_definedsaver_skip
Please call me 'Kazza'.5 -
Can someone remind me, please, what the timelines are for Zopa and Tandem for withdrawals and payments in?
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Tandem was less than 10 minutes for withdrawals, that was for 85k.10_66 said:
Can someone remind me, please, what the timelines are for Zopa and Tandem for withdrawals and payments in?
Just as quick going in.
Make a small payment first if that makes you happy.
Not got a Zopa account.
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Zopa generally takes around 20mins for me. Once took around 2 hours. I think the processing they use is slightly different where payments are batched internally and some sort of process runs every half hour or so, as opposed to somewhere like Atom or the big banks where Faster Payments SIP is used and it’s pretty much instant. All good though.10_66 said:
Can someone remind me, please, what the timelines are for Zopa and Tandem for withdrawals and payments in?1 -
Thank you Bigwheels1111 and jaypers, I should've added, are w/d and payments operated over non-bank working days, please?0 -
Don’t know about Tandem as not used them but I have paid money into Zopa over a weekend and it was the same as a weekday. Should always bear in mind though that Banking institutions will always make any changes over a weekend so there is always the chance of delays. Most decent ones give notice though and I have seen Zopa put banner messages in their app of any upcoming disruption.10_66 said:
Thank you Bigwheels1111 and jaypers, I should've added, are w/d and payments operated over non-bank working days, please?1
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