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Interesting discussion on radio 4 so I’ve just gambled on a 5 yr 4.5% fixed with Atom. Can’t see many more 5 years deals coming up .0
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Pompeydave1967 said:Interesting discussion on radio 4 so I’ve just gambled on a 5 yr 4.5% fixed with Atom. Can’t see many more 5 years deals coming up .3
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I know but with rates dwindling I think fixed is the way to go now for a guaranteed rate.
Still have plenty in easy access for daily use etc .0 -
But is this not the easy access thread?4
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This is easy access related , just saying I’ve taken loads out of easy access and fixed up for 5 years as I see that’s the way to go.
If what they say is true 4.5 down to 2.5 end of next year EA then prob a good idea to fix now.1 -
I have 5 and 7 yar fixed rates, quite a few easy access and 9 regular savers.10 by the end of the week.Isbank via Raisin 4.5% for 5 or 7 years.2
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Telegraph have reported wage growth end of 2023 was higher than expected, at 6.2%. Economists were forecasting 6%. Which will reduce the expectations of an early rate cut.4
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I've got an ISA with Wealthify, and they've just introduced an EA savings account (via ClearBank) that's currently at 4.91% AER (4.8% gross). Says it's tracked at 0.45% gross below the BoE base rate. Not the best, but not too shabby2
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Just had a message from MONEYBOX, they are introducing a easy access saver at 5% AER. I believe it's just for customers that already have a maxed-out ISA with them. Not a bad fall back to have in case others drop their rates.2
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Zopa_Trooper said:Just had a message from MONEYBOX, they are introducing a easy access saver at 5% AER. I believe it's just for customers that already have a maxed-out ISA with them. Not a bad fall back to have in case others drop their rates.
I recently transferred a Cash ISA with a £500 balance to Moneybox, partly because their interest rate is among if not the best currently available, but also to receive £25 cashback as per an invitation received in an email from Moneybox. I have added no further funds to the Cash ISA, which remains very far from maxed out.0
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