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  • pearl123
    pearl123 Posts: 2,082 Forumite
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    Al Rayan, Marcus and Cynergy all need to catch up. 
  • ircE
    ircE Posts: 267 Forumite
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    Markets price in UK interest rate of 6.5% by March - FT
    The bosses of Lloyds, HSBC, NatWest and Barclays are to face questions from the regulator over concerns that interest rates on savings are too low - BBC
    I no longer check the forums as regularly as I used to. If you wish to catch my attention please remember to tag me (@ircE) so I get a notification.
  • movingon
    movingon Posts: 539 Forumite
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    fotow said:
    Still no increase from Tandem even though they went early with their last rise. 
    I've set Tandem a deadline of tomorrow to shift from 4.1%. That is when the Coventry Four Access Saver jumps ahead of them from 4% to 4.5%.
    I have moved mine today from Tandem to Coventry. I wasn't sure if it would take a day to get there and so did not want to do it on a Friday and have it hanging about until Monday
  • Smeagal
    Smeagal Posts: 723 Forumite
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    edited 6 July 2023 at 10:27AM
    I am using Chase 3.8% as my easy access saver as it allows standing orders direct from the saver which is useful for drip feeding into the regular savers, there are now several banks that are now 4% and above on their easy access savers, is there any that beat chase and still allow standing orders?
  • TisMeBill
    TisMeBill Posts: 55 Forumite
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    Smeagal said:
    I am using Chase 3.8% as my easy access saver as it allows standing orders direct from the saver which is useful for drip feeding into the regular savers, there are now several banks that are now 4% and above on their easy access savers, is there any that beat chase and still allow standing orders?

    Kroo current account at 4.1%
  • uptdale
    uptdale Posts: 180 Forumite
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    When I bought a house I had >85k deposit and was very aware that I wanted my current account to be with a GSIB in this case. This wasn’t a house sale so no extra protection.
    You get the extra protection on a house purchase as well as on a house sale - assuming it is or is to be your main residence:



  • Yellowman
    Yellowman Posts: 195 Forumite
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    Yorkshire Building Society rate increases take effect from today.

    Means my leading Easy Access (albeit restricted to 6pa) account is now at 4.50%

    NLA - Loyalty 6 Access eSaver :smile:

    Ooh, and my ISA is now at 5.00% 

    What is this ISA at 5.00%?
  • AndyTh_2
    AndyTh_2 Posts: 348 Forumite
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    edited 6 July 2023 at 11:17AM
    Yellowman said:
    Yorkshire Building Society rate increases take effect from today.

    Means my leading Easy Access (albeit restricted to 6pa) account is now at 4.50%

    NLA - Loyalty 6 Access eSaver :smile:

    Ooh, and my ISA is now at 5.00% 

    What is this ISA at 5.00%?
    It's the Loyalty Six Access ISA ones that the first £20k is 5% and the rest 4.5% for the first 12 months. They're no longer available to open.

    I got two of them, online + branch/post :)

    You get access to YBS's loyalty products if you've had at least 12 months continuous account open.
  • Nick_C
    Nick_C Posts: 7,628 Forumite
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    AndyTh_2 said:

    You get access to YBS's loyalty products if you've had at least 12 months continuous account open.
    But to open a loyalty product on line, you need to have an open account that is more than 12 months old.  If you open a new (better) account and close the old one, the online system isn't clever enough to work out that you may have been a member for 20 years, so you then have to go into a branch (possibly inconvenient) or apply by post (slow).
  • S_uk
    S_uk Posts: 348 Forumite
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    Re the Newcastle BS tracker account, I made a payment in this morning which has now cleared, and I received an email confirming receipt of the deposit titled 'investment confirmation'. I didn't however receive a confirmation email after previous cleared payments in earlier this week. Has anyone had this email after each deposit they've made after opening this account?
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