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simonsmithsays said:Dustybee said:Cynergy have upped their Easy Access Account rate to 4.12% according to their website but when I've tried to open the new account when logged on it's still showing the old rate of 3.71%.
Opened, funded (by internal closure of previous account) in five mins0 -
Al Rayan everday saver 4%'Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it; he who doesn’t, pays it' - Albert Einstein.1
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Doctor_Who said:Al Rayan everday saver 4%0
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Bigwheels1111 said:masonic said:Sg28 said:Freedommm said:Ok, I applied with Ford Money, used another address of mine. Instantly received a happy email, that account will be opened! No issues! 4.05% from 29th June!
You still need to find the issue as a matter of urgency.Ive applied for Bank accounts & savings accounts at 2 addresses, my house and the wifes without issue.I had split old credit cards and bank accounts between both.I've been rejected in the (rather distant) past using an address where I was staying as a guest in temporary accommodation for a work placement (had to use my permanent home address instead and get the initial paperwork forwarded), and I've known someone else have difficulties at a HMO where mail was easily intercepted.0 -
Rheumatoid said:MiserlyMartin said:What rat? Better to try and get some credibility back and show they are serious about tackling inflation. Really though, they actually want about 5% inflation. Inflation is the invisible tax that government put on us all, so they can erode away their government debt and savers especially will pay for.
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FindingBBob said:Freedommm said:Ok, I applied with Ford Money, used another address of mine. Instantly received a happy email, that account will be opened! No issues! 4.05% from 29th June!0
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MiserlyMartin said:Rheumatoid said:MiserlyMartin said:What rat? Better to try and get some credibility back and show they are serious about tackling inflation. Really though, they actually want about 5% inflation. Inflation is the invisible tax that government put on us all, so they can erode away their government debt and savers especially will pay for.
I guess you are saying this in jest, but in case you are not, of the 9 members, 4 are directly appointed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The Governor of the BoE is also chosen by the Chancellor and will have some influence over the other members from the BoE. Andrew Bailey was an absolute disaster in his role at the FCA and is probably the best example of someone failing upwards that I've ever seen. But unlike his predecessor, he was sympathetic to the government's Brexit stance and willing to tow the line.
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pecunianonolet said:Doctor_Who said:Al Rayan everday saver 4%0
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You're right I was jesting. Government can take credit for times when things are going well but blame the BoE when they have lost control of inflation and they have to make difficult decisions, 'that's the bank - not us'
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soulsaver said:Ford Money Flexible Svr 4.05% wef 29th... allegedly
Not yet shown here: Flexible Savings Account - Easy access savings | Ford Money
@soulsaver,
It is on their Twitter page, although their grammar is a bit dodgy.
Rate chasers, hold your horsesWe get it; you want to make your money is working as hard as possible, and so do we. That’s why we’re increasing our Flexible Saver rate on the 29th June to 4.05%!0
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