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SeriousHoax said:Chip has updated its app
Everything in this update went on behind-the-scenes. We've saved the front-of-house stuff for our next update. Watch this space.2 -
ColdIron said:For those that have one, Tesco Internet Saver now 4.75%, includes a 3.50% bonus2
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.............but your old account still has thrupence ha'penny interest in it......what a pain
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UncleK said:.............but your old account still has thrupence ha'penny interest in it......what a pain
I phoned up last year to close a couple I still had knocking around (from when their rates were pretty competitive at the end of 2021/early 2022), got through to someone straight away and the balance (including any interest due) was transferred to another account while I was on the phone. Alternatively, if you don't want to ring then you can reduce the balance to zero yourself and close the account using an online form.
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indeed you can but I found it such a fag and now they are not even competitive I stopped dealing with them0
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I heard today from YBS that they are launching a new easy access loyalty saver at 5.1% from tomorrow (Wednesday). It allows 3 withdrawal a year.15
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jaceyboy said:SeriousHoax said:Chip has updated its app
Everything in this update went on behind-the-scenes. We've saved the front-of-house stuff for our next update. Watch this space.0 -
subjecttocontract said:I heard today from YBS that they are launching a new easy access loyalty saver at 5.1% from tomorrow (Wednesday). It allows 3 withdrawal a year.0
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subjecttocontract said:I heard today from YBS that they are launching a new easy access loyalty saver at 5.1% from tomorrow (Wednesday). It allows 3 withdrawal a year.2
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Maybe best to bank those accounts while they are still offered and just put the minimum in. When the whole rate train goes backwards the conversations will most likely be around notice periods for the various accounts to reduce rates.
In that case an account where the bank or building society has to give 8 weeks notice of a rate reduction vs. a 4 week notice account (assuming more or less same rate) is competitive for longer. That will give more opportunities to move funds around to benefit for a little longer from rates and make the rate cutting a little less painful.3
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