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  • jaypers
    jaypers Posts: 1,065 Forumite
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    Not an account that I use any more anyway as it was already way behind the pack but just had a Virgin Money email advising that from 19/3 their M Saver rate is reducing to 2.5% (for up to £25k). Seems like a strange move but I’m guessing that Virgin have absolutely no more interest in promoting this product.
  • castle96
    castle96 Posts: 2,994 Forumite
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    Re Leeds a/c. Tried many times on different browsers. Cannot open. Contacted them. "try again tomorrow" is best they can do (from IT dept)
  • I have RSI 95 day notice account paying 5.42% Monthly. But they have just announced the rate will drop to 4.84 monthly from end of April. So will give notice. But where to put it- who knows what rates will be in 3 months time.
  • castle96
    castle96 Posts: 2,994 Forumite
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    indeed. Down?! Crystal ball for sale. Apply within
  • I have RSI 95 day notice account paying 5.42% Monthly. But they have just announced the rate will drop to 4.84 monthly from end of April. So will give notice. But where to put it- who knows what rates will be in 3 months time.
    I've got a couple of "high paying" notice accounts - so guess I will soon be getting that "notification" (Dudley 120 days 5.45% AER, and Chorley 200 days 5.65% AER) - at least given they are so "long" I then get that number of days +14 as the notice of any rate change. 

    Also notice Premium bonds are dropping their "rate" from March draw I believe - 4.65% to 4.4% - 

    Strange goings on - since it appears that the general feelings/vibes now are that base rate cuts in 2024 are "less likely" - unless I misread a story which popped up on my notifications. 
  • allegro120
    allegro120 Posts: 2,005 Forumite
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    I have RSI 95 day notice account paying 5.42% Monthly. But they have just announced the rate will drop to 4.84 monthly from end of April. So will give notice. But where to put it- who knows what rates will be in 3 months time.
    The rates will be going down across the board. Put it into the best paying account in your current portfolio and/or open as many well paying accounts as you can to expand your options for the near future.  
  • I have RSI 95 day notice account paying 5.42% Monthly. But they have just announced the rate will drop to 4.84 monthly from end of April. So will give notice. But where to put it- who knows what rates will be in 3 months time.
    I've got a couple of "high paying" notice accounts - so guess I will soon be getting that "notification" (Dudley 120 days 5.45% AER, and Chorley 200 days 5.65% AER) - at least given they are so "long" I then get that number of days +14 as the notice of any rate change. 

    Also notice Premium bonds are dropping their "rate" from March draw I believe - 4.65% to 4.4% - 

    Strange goings on - since it appears that the general feelings/vibes now are that base rate cuts in 2024 are "less likely" - unless I misread a story which popped up on my notifications. 
    Do they have to give at least the notice period before they drop the rate?
  • janusd
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    edited 12 January 2024 at 1:07AM
    I have RSI 95 day notice account paying 5.42% Monthly. But they have just announced the rate will drop to 4.84 monthly from end of April. So will give notice. But where to put it- who knows what rates will be in 3 months time.
    I've got a couple of "high paying" notice accounts - so guess I will soon be getting that "notification" (Dudley 120 days 5.45% AER, and Chorley 200 days 5.65% AER) - at least given they are so "long" I then get that number of days +14 as the notice of any rate change. 

    Also notice Premium bonds are dropping their "rate" from March draw I believe - 4.65% to 4.4% - 

    Strange goings on - since it appears that the general feelings/vibes now are that base rate cuts in 2024 are "less likely" - unless I misread a story which popped up on my notifications. 
    Do they have to give at least the notice period before they drop the rate?
    I think usually they give 14 days + the notice period - though always check the t&c for the specifics of each... for example, my Dudley BS 90-Day (NLA) allows immediate access if/when they drop the rate.
  • Bridlington1
    Bridlington1 Posts: 3,955 Forumite
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    edited 12 January 2024 at 7:14AM
    @soulsaver
    Charter EA Issue 48 now 5.13% (£5k min)
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