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  • guli
    guli Posts: 209 Forumite
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    AmityNeon said:


    3.56% = 3.56 / 100 = 0.0356
    ((0.0356 / 12) + 1)^12 = 1.036186656
    1.0362 - 1 = 3.62%

    x^12 = multiplying x by itself 12 times (monthly compounding)
    Can anyone help an innumerate to work out the opposite of this i.e. "unraising to power of 12", into a formula to convert AER back to monthly that excel would understand.

     AER to Gross -> Gross  = 12*((1+AER)^(1/12)-1) 
     Gross to AER -> AER = ((1+Gross/12)^12)-1 
  • t1redmonkey
    t1redmonkey Posts: 949 Forumite
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    OK here goes the last time I praised chip they put up their interest rates.

    Dear Chip I love you so much & since its the coronation weekend is there any chance you could give your customer's a little interest boost.❤️😍❤️😍
    Very wishful thinking since their rate is still the top one so no real reason for them to bother increasing yet :)
  • SeriousHoax
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    OK here goes the last time I praised chip they put up their interest rates.

    Dear Chip I love you so much & since its the coronation weekend is there any chance you could give your customer's a little interest boost.❤️😍❤️😍
    Could you do your magic on Atom please SeriousHoax 
    Atom are like Marcus nowadays (poor)
    I've only got £1 in there account now.🤤
  • OceanSound
    OceanSound Posts: 1,482 Forumite
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    OK here goes the last time I praised chip they put up their interest rates.

    Dear Chip I love you so much & since its the coronation weekend is there any chance you could give your customer's a little interest boost.❤️😍❤️😍
    Could you do your magic on Atom please SeriousHoax 
    Atom are like Marcus nowadays (poor)
    I've only got £1 in there account now.🤤
    Pleased that I didnt jump on that bandwagon - Goldman Sachs's evil sprog!
  • Saver73
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    Ford Money Flexible Saver increased to 3.45% from today.
    My Ford Flexible Saver is now the same rate as my Ford Fixed 2 Year Saver! 
  • allegro120
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    Saver73 said:
    Ford Money Flexible Saver increased to 3.45% from today.
    My Ford Flexible Saver is now the same rate as my Ford Fixed 2 Year Saver! 
    My Al Rayan 1 year fixed is now 1.29% lower than my Al Rayan Everyday Saver.
  • RG2015
    RG2015 Posts: 6,082 Forumite
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    Saver73 said:
    Ford Money Flexible Saver increased to 3.45% from today.
    My Ford Flexible Saver is now the same rate as my Ford Fixed 2 Year Saver! 
    My Al Rayan 1 year fixed is now 1.29% lower than my Al Rayan Everyday Saver.
    Same with my 2.15% 1 year Ford Money saver maturing at the end of May.

    1.30% less than the Ford Money Flexible saver.
  • allegro120
    allegro120 Posts: 2,135 Forumite
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    RG2015 said:
    Saver73 said:
    Ford Money Flexible Saver increased to 3.45% from today.
    My Ford Flexible Saver is now the same rate as my Ford Fixed 2 Year Saver! 
    My Al Rayan 1 year fixed is now 1.29% lower than my Al Rayan Everyday Saver.
    Same with my 2.15% 1 year Ford Money saver maturing at the end of May.

    1.30% less than the Ford Money Flexible saver.
    This puts me off engaging with anything locked for more than 3 months.
  • RG2015
    RG2015 Posts: 6,082 Forumite
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    RG2015 said:
    Saver73 said:
    Ford Money Flexible Saver increased to 3.45% from today.
    My Ford Flexible Saver is now the same rate as my Ford Fixed 2 Year Saver! 
    My Al Rayan 1 year fixed is now 1.29% lower than my Al Rayan Everyday Saver.
    Same with my 2.15% 1 year Ford Money saver maturing at the end of May.

    1.30% less than the Ford Money Flexible saver.
    This puts me off engaging with anything locked for more than 3 months.
    A year ago Chase easy access was way ahead at 1.50% as it had been from the end of March.

    Next came Gatehouse at 1.30% (expected) and Atom at 1.25%. The Ford Money Flexible saver was tenth at 1.00%.

    A 2.15% 1 year fix looked quite good then.
  • allegro120
    allegro120 Posts: 2,135 Forumite
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    RG2015 said:
    RG2015 said:
    Saver73 said:
    Ford Money Flexible Saver increased to 3.45% from today.
    My Ford Flexible Saver is now the same rate as my Ford Fixed 2 Year Saver! 
    My Al Rayan 1 year fixed is now 1.29% lower than my Al Rayan Everyday Saver.
    Same with my 2.15% 1 year Ford Money saver maturing at the end of May.

    1.30% less than the Ford Money Flexible saver.
    This puts me off engaging with anything locked for more than 3 months.
    A year ago Chase easy access was way ahead at 1.50% as it had been from the end of March.

    Next came Gatehouse at 1.30% (expected) and Atom at 1.25%. The Ford Money Flexible saver was tenth at 1.00%.

    A 2.15% 1 year fix looked quite good then.
    Prior to February-March last year savings rates were plummeting, so it was hard to imagine they will rocket in a matter of such short period of time.  Chase IA offer was revolutionary, at the time I didn't think any bank will match it :)  
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