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nic_c said:Eirambler said:Right Tandem, you're on the clock. You have until Friday morning...It appears that Eirambler has decided to wait a few days to see if Tandem will improve their rate. That doesn't seem so unreasonable to me.
Could you clarify what it is you think they should do? Is it that they should have jumped the instant a higher rate was offered elsewhere? Or that they should stay with Tandem indefinitely regardless of the rate being paid? (Would that equally to banks such as AlRayan who were once top payers but seem to have shifted from that policy and currently pay an expected profit rate of just 4.00% on EA account?) Or do you have a far better approach?
Could it be that you've calculated a specific differential between rates for when it's right to move and when it's not? I'm puzzled.
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Secure Trust Bank Access Ac £1k min op bal. (& ongoing deposits min £1k) 4.65% (07/08) Access Account (securetrustbank.com)
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soulsaver said:Secure Trust Bank Access Ac £1k min op bal. (& ongoing deposits min £1k) 4.65% (07/08) Access Account (securetrustbank.com)0
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soulsaver said:Secure Trust Bank Access Ac £1k min op bal. (& ongoing deposits min £1k) 4.65% (07/08) Access Account (securetrustbank.com)0
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Charter SB.
Did I imagine it or are their rates going up +0.25%? So Issue 42 will go from 4.55% to 4.8%?
Can't find anything to confirm! If anyone can advise and from when that would be helpful. Thanks.0 -
FishInGlass said:SeriousHoax said:cadguy77 said:Rollinghome said:alrk said:Who else transfers money in and out as quickly as Chip? I will give them a few more days but preparing myself to have to move out for a bigger %
With the many of the better paying accounts, they'll only allow withdrawals to a single designated account, most often the one used to pay in. Which is likely to be your hub current account. Once there, if it's more than £20k you could well find it not so easy to move it on to another account instantly without security checks, especially if it's a new account. Could be stuck there for a day.
If so, keeping some with a bank offering the fastest transfers but paying a smidgeon less, and one or more paying the highest rates with withdrawal times you can live with, could be the way to go.
I used to go once a week with my pocket money that I had left Back in 1970s
My mum or dad used to take me.😛
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mebu60 said:Charter SB.
Did I imagine it or are their rates going up +0.25%? So Issue 42 will go from 4.55% to 4.8%?
Can't find anything to confirm! If anyone can advise and from when that would be helpful. Thanks.by the time they announced the above, Issue 42 had gone NLA - so it should be increasing to 4.80% on the 18th (week on Friday).Bank of England Base Rate announcement
We’re increasing our interest rate by 0.25% on all variable rate accounts that are no longer on-sale on our website to match the recent Bank of England Base Rate increase.
The increased rates will be effective from 18 August 2023 and will be applied automatically to eligible accounts.
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mebu60 said:soulsaver said:Secure Trust Bank Access Ac £1k min op bal. (& ongoing deposits min £1k) 4.65% (07/08) Access Account (securetrustbank.com)0
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Rollinghome said:nic_c said:Eirambler said:Right Tandem, you're on the clock. You have until Friday morning...It appears that Eirambler has decided to wait a few days to see if Tandem will improve their rate. That doesn't seem so unreasonable to me.
Could you clarify what it is you think they should do? Is it that they should have jumped the instant a higher rate was offered elsewhere? Or that they should stay with Tandem indefinitely regardless of the rate being paid? (Would that equally to banks such as AlRayan who were once top payers but seem to have shifted from that policy and currently pay an expected profit rate of just 4.00% on EA account?) Or do you have a far better approach?
Could it be that you've calculated a specific differential between rates for when it's right to move and when it's not? I'm puzzled.0
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