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I dont understand why you guys bother moving away from chip for such small bumps. We know they are always going to be there or thereaboutsMortgage Free 22/03/17
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Let the chip see the sauce.😛1
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iNeed2P said:Bigwheels1111 said:Hello Chip my old friend my money is off to you from Coventry once again.
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JimLad said:I dont understand why you guys bother moving away from chip for such small bumps. We know they are always going to be there or thereabouts5
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JimLad said:I dont understand why you guys bother moving away from chip for such small bumps. We know they are always going to be there or thereabouts
Chip bested others on the same day earlier this year to maintain their top rate, but in the last month they dropped out of the top 5, clearly they *can* increase rates within a day but more recently they have *chosen not to*. There will almost certainly be a time in the coming 12 months where Chip is consistently outside the top 3-5 rates as seems to happen with most of these accounts and you are correct to move on rather than hope they match others.
Given you can easily move back if they do match rates there is little lost in moving, it takes me 2-3 minutes of effort max to switch funds across.5 -
It wasnt likely wise to move significant funds into that new Coventry 4 access account straight away as it was only just above current EA rates with a BoE meeting soon - hopefully Coventry will return to increasing rates after each BoE rise as they did right up to a few months ago.
Looking at a single transfer it might not seem to make sense to shuffle funds for small 0.1% differences but across a whole year then the extra earned by moving to the top accounts starts to adds up - and the amount lost by keeping funds in those once popular accounts that are slow to increase rates also adds up over time.0 -
JimLad said:I dont understand why you guys bother moving away from chip for such small bumps. We know they are always going to be there or thereabouts1
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Do Sainsburys automatically update rates for existing accounts when they release new issues?0
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