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Which are the highest paying EA accounts that also offer monthly interest (like Tandem for example). I'm not interested in ones that only pay annually.0
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patpalloon said:Which are the highest paying EA accounts that also offer monthly interest (like Tandem for example). I'm not interested in ones that only pay annually.Moneyfacts will give you a list if you filter for only monthly interest...top of the list (if you exclude Raisin) would be Oxbury - potentially Coventry BS might top that when they update their rates, but that would only be a limited access account.Al Rayan @ 4% EPR (4.07 AER) should probably be on that list too.1
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Chip is now showing 4.21% AER interest on it's Instant Access16
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Thanks for the information. Just received a notification via the app/iPhoneAndyTh_2 said:Chip is now showing 4.21% AER interest on it's Instant Access
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Guess its time to open a Chip account..Has anyone had issues with transferring money from Chip? Tempted to now move all our saving funds into Chip. In the past we split across 2 or 3 providers but we don't need regular access to it other than for emergencies.0
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A bunch will be matching it so I would not rush.0
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I've had no problems with multiple deposits and withdrawals over a couple of months. I do keep money in another EA account just in case I can't access Chip for some reason.Zerforax said:Guess its time to open a Chip account..Has anyone had issues with transferring money from Chip? Tempted to now move all our saving funds into Chip. In the past we split across 2 or 3 providers but we don't need regular access to it other than for emergencies.'Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it; he who doesn’t, pays it' - Albert Einstein.2 -
Doctor_Who said:
I've had no problems with multiple deposits and withdrawals over a couple of months. I do keep money in another EA account just in case I can't access Chip for some reason.Zerforax said:Guess its time to open a Chip account..Has anyone had issues with transferring money from Chip? Tempted to now move all our saving funds into Chip. In the past we split across 2 or 3 providers but we don't need regular access to it other than for emergencies.What do chip charge per month for their account?0
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