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  • t33
    t33 Posts: 182 Forumite
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    edited 9 October 2023 at 9:22AM
    Cahoot - have not received any notification on changes to their Simple Saver Issue 1 4.9% so assume it is unaffected and notice Issue 2 been released at 5.12% AER.  Also cannot find the SS Issue 1 on NLA on their website, maybe I've just missed it somehow.
    If I decide to upgrade to Issue 2 is the process the same as their parent Santander?
    Thanks
  • soulsaver
    soulsaver Posts: 6,972 Forumite
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    edited 9 October 2023 at 10:34AM
    tg99 said:
    cahoot cahoot Simple Saver (Issue 2)

    5% / 5.12%

    Monthly / Yearly interest

    Source: Money Facts

    Any idea if this rate has also been applied to the simple saver launched a couple of months back at 4.9%?
    It hasn't. Looks like you need to apply... from scratch. 
  • Malchester
    Malchester Posts: 1,102 Forumite
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    soulsaver said:
    tg99 said:
    cahoot cahoot Simple Saver (Issue 2)

    5% / 5.12%

    Monthly / Yearly interest

    Source: Money Facts

    Any idea if this rate has also been applied to the simple saver launched a couple of months back at 4.9%?
    It hasn't. Looks like you need to apply... 
    Yes, just checked mine. Still at old rate but simple to apply for new account and then transfer over. The 12 months starts again as far as I'm aware 
  • SJMALBA
    SJMALBA Posts: 1,173 Forumite
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    Is there an existing customer application for Cahoot. or do you have to go through the full 'from scratch' application process?
  • friolento
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    SJMALBA said:
    Is there an existing customer application for Cahoot. or do you have to go through the full 'from scratch' application process?

    I had to do it from scratch, couldn't find any other way. The new account did show instantly in online banking.
  • janusd
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    SJMALBA said:
    Is there an existing customer application for Cahoot. or do you have to go through the full 'from scratch' application process?
    similar to @friolento, you have to apply from scratch - on completion, it says they'll contact you within 5 days, but as an existing customer, the account was setup instantly... I threw £1 in the old account and then transferred the previous balance from old to new... i'll probably keep both for now.
  • Bridlington1
    Bridlington1 Posts: 4,668 Forumite
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    edited 9 October 2023 at 3:03PM
    @soulsaver
    HTB Online EA Issue 14 now 5.09% (£1 min)
  • mebu60
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    Thanks B1. Existing customer email sent as I only had token amount in Issue 13 at 4.55%. That takes their EA higher than 18 Month Bond Issue 24 issued in May at 5.02%. 
  • kjs31
    kjs31 Posts: 219 Forumite
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    edited 9 October 2023 at 3:58PM
    similar to @friolento, you have to apply from scratch - on completion, it says they'll contact you within 5 days, but as an existing customer, the account was setup instantly... I threw £1 in the old account and then transferred the previous balance from old to new... i'll probably keep both for now.
    Think I’ll give this a miss. It was one of the worst accounts to get set up the first time round and anyway they share FSCS protection with Santander and I grabbed their 5.2% account when it was available. 
  • What are MSE user experiences with HTB, are they providing good service, fast payments in and out, etc? Do they also occasionally offer other competitive products? Is it worth opening yet another account to just stick £1 in?
    Don't think they have an app, usually something that puts me off.

    * T&C's say 30 days notice for any rate decreases. (This sort of info about notice periods might become a well discussed topic in the future)
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