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Bobblehat said:Bridlington1 said:
Full list of current rates for KR EA accounts can be found here:
https://www.kentreliance.co.uk/interest-rates
I've ended up with a few Kent Reliance EA accounts with £1 in them and I've never actually had more than £1k in any of them since they've never remained as the top rate for that long or ever become the top rate in the past so I've ended up opening some of them speculatively with the minimum balance in case the rate increases later on and then they've never quite got there so have remained at £1.4 -
Bridlington1 said:Bobblehat said:Bridlington1 said:
Full list of current rates for KR EA accounts can be found here:
https://www.kentreliance.co.uk/interest-rates
I've ended up with a few Kent Reliance EA accounts with £1 in them and I've never actually had more than £1k in any of them since they've never remained as the top rate for that long or ever become the top rate in the past so I've ended up opening some of them speculatively with the minimum balance in case the rate increases later on and then they've never quite got there so have remained at £1.
I decided to just apply for Issue 65 and use it if I need to .... probably when other accounts mature and fills up Santander next month.1 -
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Monument EA (£25k min) now 5.01%
Harpenden Online Instant Access (£100 min) to pay 4.95% from 18/9/23
Cynergy Online EA Issue 67 now 4.95%, replacing Issue 66 at 5%3 -
friolento said:I used to be a fan of Chip whilst they had the leading rate, and did put up with their odd way of paying interest, which includes not paying interest for the day of deposit.Where did you get that from? According to T&Cs" If we receive funds from your Nominated Account on a working day, we will start paying interest on that deposit from that working day. Any funds received after 5pm (UK time) on a working day or on a non-working day will not be credited to your Account until the next working day and we will not pay interest on that deposit until it is credited."So only applicable to weekends and non working hours for which they aren't the only ones that do this.
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1spiral said:friolento said:I used to be a fan of Chip whilst they had the leading rate, and did put up with their odd way of paying interest, which includes not paying interest for the day of deposit.Where did you get that from? According to T&Cs" If we receive funds from your Nominated Account on a working day, we will start paying interest on that deposit from that working day. Any funds received after 5pm (UK time) on a working day or on a non-working day will not be credited to your Account until the next working day and we will not pay interest on that deposit until it is credited."So only applicable to weekends and non working hours for which they aren't the only ones that do this.
I was going by their FAQ. Who knows what they really do. I am glad I don't have any money with them now.
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refluxer said: Yes, I'm pretty sure this is simple to do in online banking. A friend did something similar when moving their funds from the Triple to Double Access a while ago.
Just be aware that you'll probably get a new account number, based on my experience of upgrading from one issue of their Triple Access ISA to a newer issue, at least.1 -
Bobblehat said:Bridlington1 said:Bobblehat said:Bridlington1 said:
Full list of current rates for KR EA accounts can be found here:
https://www.kentreliance.co.uk/interest-rates
I've ended up with a few Kent Reliance EA accounts with £1 in them and I've never actually had more than £1k in any of them since they've never remained as the top rate for that long or ever become the top rate in the past so I've ended up opening some of them speculatively with the minimum balance in case the rate increases later on and then they've never quite got there so have remained at £1.
I decided to just apply for Issue 65 and use it if I need to .... probably when other accounts mature and fills up Santander next month.
Issue 63 is 4.5% & issue 64 is 4.75%, both for £1000. They currently do not automatically increase the rates. You have to open a new issue, transfer all except £1 to the new issue, then secure message requesting to close old and to pay principal and interest into new account. It does not affect your tax position, as they pay interest on 5th April regardless of when opened.1 -
friolento said:
I was going by their FAQ. Who knows what they really do. I am glad I don't have any money with them now.
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