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Family b/soc gone to 4.35%5
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Online Saver (5) showing on their product page as 3.95%. Which account is this?simoncorkswill1 said:Family b/soc gone to 4.35%
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For those that have it Tipton limited Access issue 2 (NLA) will rise to 4.1% (£25k+) from 11/7/23.
Issue 1 (NLA) will rise to 4% (£25k+)
https://www.thetipton.co.uk/media/3601/closed-savings-rates-3-july-2023.pdf
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Online saver 5 , it’s showing once logged in they just have not got round to telling anyone yetForumUser7 said:
Online Saver (5) showing on their product page as 3.95%. Which account is this?simoncorkswill1 said:Family b/soc gone to 4.35%8 -
"For any customers who previously opened this savings account before 21 June, we will shortly be notifying you by email or letter of the increase to your savings interest rate."simoncorkswill1 said:
Online saver 5 , it’s showing once logged in they just have not got round to telling anyone yetForumUser7 said:
Online Saver (5) showing on their product page as 3.95%. Which account is this?simoncorkswill1 said:Family b/soc gone to 4.35%
Looks like they will upgrade the rate and I suspect issue 5 is going NLA being replaced by issue 60 -
They issued that statement prior to last increase and didn’t dispense with issue 5 , and given its showing in issue 5 already I can’t see they will change the issue .pecunianonolet said:
"For any customers who previously opened this savings account before 21 June, we will shortly be notifying you by email or letter of the increase to your savings interest rate."simoncorkswill1 said:
Online saver 5 , it’s showing once logged in they just have not got round to telling anyone yetForumUser7 said:
Online Saver (5) showing on their product page as 3.95%. Which account is this?simoncorkswill1 said:Family b/soc gone to 4.35%
Looks like they will upgrade the rate and I suspect issue 5 is going NLA being replaced by issue 60 -
ForumUser7 said:
Online Saver (5) showing on their product page as 3.95%. Which account is this?simoncorkswill1 said:Family b/soc gone to 4.35%
FBS show a handy rate history. Other providers could learn from them.
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How fast is FBS with pay in and out, cut off times, etc. Not sure if I want to bother opening another account as I am quite happy with Chip and their seemless in and out and the no fuss appraoch.1
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pecunianonolet said:How fast is FBS with pay in and out, cut off times, etc. Not sure if I want to bother opening another account as I am quite happy with Chip and their seemless in and out and the no fuss appraoch.I’m unsure what to do about this account - I.e. at the current rate, funds will be going from it to my RSs in one month. I don’t know if I can be bothered to set up an account with a new provider for 0.05% extra on a smallish sum for such a short time. Then the question becomes would I close the account or would I just leave the £100 min balance there - genuinely don’t know. Would be good to have to maintain membership in case they release any good products in the future, and also to avoid having to wait for the postal verification code again I suppose - usually more than happy to stick a speculative pound in accounts, but I haven’t bothered with Harpenden BS or Family BS because £100 has much more earning power.
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