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C’mon Shawbrook
no rise for a couple of weeks at least
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ranciduk said:C’mon Shawbrook
no rise for a couple of weeks at least
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flaneurs_lobster said:allegro120 said:n3ophyte said:Re: Santander Edge Current Account
I got the same message but will ignore it until I get charged.https://becleverwithyourcash.com/october-2023s-savings-round-up--news/?utm_source=D2Cmail&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Banking_savings&utm_content=2023_10_12_hyperlink#Santander_Edge_Saver_hack_updateSantander Edge Saver hack update
A quick one here. Last time I shared a potential hack that suggested you could open a Santander Edge account and avoid the monthly fee – meaning you’d get the full 7% on the linked Edge Saver account (on up to £4,000).
It entailed not adding any direct debits or paying in the required minimum, which the terms and conditions suggested wouldn’t trigger the fee.
Sadly Santander have confirmed to me that this isn’t likely to work. Here’s what their press office told me:
“The fee for the Edge Account is charged once a customer qualifies for cashback for the first time. If after opening, the customer’s circumstances change and the account is no longer right for them or they don’t meet the requirements of the terms and conditions they can, or we may, switch them to a different account within our range which doesn’t charge a fee.“
The choice of “may” in the wording could be interpreted as not a guarantee you’ll be downgraded if you don’t pay the fee. So you might want to still give it a try. Let me know what happens if you do.
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pookey said:
Do people still have this without paying the fee please? The Santander edge 7% account
I'm tempted to do it and if it gets downgraded just move the money to another account
Yes, still got it. I do keep getting Santander's nudges suggesting that I haven't received or don't understand the Edge Current Account terms, but nothing detrimental has happened - yet.1 -
10_66 said:pookey said:
Do people still have this without paying the fee please? The Santander edge 7% account
I'm tempted to do it and if it gets downgraded just move the money to another account
Yes, still got it. I do keep getting Santander's nudges suggesting that I haven't received or don't understand the Edge Current Account terms, but nothing detrimental has happened - yet.1 -
pookey said:flaneurs_lobster said:allegro120 said:n3ophyte said:Re: Santander Edge Current Account
I got the same message but will ignore it until I get charged.https://becleverwithyourcash.com/october-2023s-savings-round-up--news/?utm_source=D2Cmail&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Banking_savings&utm_content=2023_10_12_hyperlink#Santander_Edge_Saver_hack_updateSantander Edge Saver hack update
A quick one here. Last time I shared a potential hack that suggested you could open a Santander Edge account and avoid the monthly fee – meaning you’d get the full 7% on the linked Edge Saver account (on up to £4,000).
It entailed not adding any direct debits or paying in the required minimum, which the terms and conditions suggested wouldn’t trigger the fee.
Sadly Santander have confirmed to me that this isn’t likely to work. Here’s what their press office told me:
“The fee for the Edge Account is charged once a customer qualifies for cashback for the first time. If after opening, the customer’s circumstances change and the account is no longer right for them or they don’t meet the requirements of the terms and conditions they can, or we may, switch them to a different account within our range which doesn’t charge a fee.“
The choice of “may” in the wording could be interpreted as not a guarantee you’ll be downgraded if you don’t pay the fee. So you might want to still give it a try. Let me know what happens if you do.
I'm tempted to do it and if it gets downgraded just move the money to another account4 -
NORTH WEST & LOYALTY EASY ACCESS SAVER (1 WITHDRAWAL)
Has anyone got a copy of the T&Cs please?
Specifically I'd like to know what the minimum opening and operating balance is and also if the 1 withdrawal is one per year or one for the lifetime of the account
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Minimum Opening is £1,000The minimum account balance to be maintained is £1,000. Should the balance reduce below £1,000 the account will be closed.Can't see if the withdrawal period
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simonsmithsays said:NORTH WEST & LOYALTY EASY ACCESS SAVER (1 WITHDRAWAL)
Has anyone got a copy of the T&Cs please?
Specifically I'd like to know what the minimum opening and operating balance is and also if the 1 withdrawal is one per year or one for the lifetime of the account
TIA
"The minimum account balance to be maintained is £1,000. Should the balance reduce below £1,000 the account will be closed."
"at least the minimum deposit of £1,000"
"If you make more than one withdrawal your account will be transferred to a Chorleian Instant Access Account (currently at a rate of 2.50% Gross p.a/AER)."
"The account can be held on your own or jointly with someone else. Only one account can be opened per person. Other Easy Access Accounts can be held alongside this account"
It is unclear whether the 1 withdrawal is per year or for the account lifetime.2 -
10_66 said:chris_the_bee said:10_66 said:chris_the_bee said:
Having opened both the North West and the Easy Access (1 Withdrawal) accounts, and despite their T's&C's saying "Other Easy Access Accounts can be held alongside this account.", it seems that what they really mean is that you cannot have more than one (! Withdrawal) account.
Email from Chorley BS today -
"Unfortunately you cannot hold two 1 withdrawal accounts, as you already have the North West & Loyalty Easy Access Sav
So are they refusing the payments that have been made into the account then? I opened the Easy Access on the 17th (having checked that it was ok to do so in their T&Cs as I already held the NW&L Easy Access). I also received a secure message from them saying the account opening was being processed. They're making a real pig's ear of it.0
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