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Yes it does. Note the £10 bonus would also count towards your ISA allowance.brucefan_2 said:
Does the £10 bonus offer apply to their ISA as well?Bridlington1 said:
If you do want to open the account remember they offer a £10 welcome bonus in a addition to a refer a friend offer (£10 each) for new customers who open an investment account with them (no deposit required to get the £10).gravel_2 said:Any strong feelings about Wombat (4.91% @ BOE less up to 0.5%?).
I'm drawn to trackers.
Their savings accounts are excluded from the sign up offer so make sure you open an investment account with them first before opening the savings account.1 -
I have tried to open both a GIA and an ISA and keep getting as far as adding the nominated bank account details and get the following message, "an unknown error has occurred'Bridlington1 said:
Yes it does. Note the £10 bonus would also count towards your ISA allowance.brucefan_2 said:
Does the £10 bonus offer apply to their ISA as well?Bridlington1 said:
If you do want to open the account remember they offer a £10 welcome bonus in a addition to a refer a friend offer (£10 each) for new customers who open an investment account with them (no deposit required to get the £10).gravel_2 said:Any strong feelings about Wombat (4.91% @ BOE less up to 0.5%?).
I'm drawn to trackers.
Their savings accounts are excluded from the sign up offer so make sure you open an investment account with them first before opening the savings account.
I've checked and re-checked all of my details etc., and everything is correct.
Anyone else had any difficulty? Is this maybe just a temporary problem at their end?£6000 in 20230 -
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Paragon Bank Double Access Savings Account Issue 7 to be relaunched at 5.05% tomorrow (£1k min).7 -
Yes it did that with me. Not impressed with thembrucefan_2 said:
I have tried to open both a GIA and an ISA and keep getting as far as adding the nominated bank account details and get the following message, "an unknown error has occurred'Bridlington1 said:
Yes it does. Note the £10 bonus would also count towards your ISA allowance.brucefan_2 said:
Does the £10 bonus offer apply to their ISA as well?Bridlington1 said:
If you do want to open the account remember they offer a £10 welcome bonus in a addition to a refer a friend offer (£10 each) for new customers who open an investment account with them (no deposit required to get the £10).gravel_2 said:Any strong feelings about Wombat (4.91% @ BOE less up to 0.5%?).
I'm drawn to trackers.
Their savings accounts are excluded from the sign up offer so make sure you open an investment account with them first before opening the savings account.
I've checked and re-checked all of my details etc., and everything is correct.
Anyone else had any difficulty? Is this maybe just a temporary problem at their end?1 -
Were you able to progress it or did you give up on them?Malchester said:
Yes it did that with me. Not impressed with thembrucefan_2 said:
I have tried to open both a GIA and an ISA and keep getting as far as adding the nominated bank account details and get the following message, "an unknown error has occurred'Bridlington1 said:
Yes it does. Note the £10 bonus would also count towards your ISA allowance.brucefan_2 said:
Does the £10 bonus offer apply to their ISA as well?Bridlington1 said:
If you do want to open the account remember they offer a £10 welcome bonus in a addition to a refer a friend offer (£10 each) for new customers who open an investment account with them (no deposit required to get the £10).gravel_2 said:Any strong feelings about Wombat (4.91% @ BOE less up to 0.5%?).
I'm drawn to trackers.
Their savings accounts are excluded from the sign up offer so make sure you open an investment account with them first before opening the savings account.
I've checked and re-checked all of my details etc., and everything is correct.
Anyone else had any difficulty? Is this maybe just a temporary problem at their end?£6000 in 20230 -
Hi all, quick question if anyone can help.
The roundup account for Chase - I can't see that I'm getting monthly interest, can someone please share where I would find this in the app? Is it lumped in with other interest?
Many thanks!0 -
Roundup rewards are kept separate, you get a statement once a month, available together with the CA and SA statements. Interest is paid monthly and mine is added on the 1st of a month, the rate is 5% pa.FIREmenow said:Hi all, quick question if anyone can help.
The roundup account for Chase - I can't see that I'm getting monthly interest, can someone please share where I would find this in the app? Is it lumped in with other interest?
Many thanks!0 -
Metro have announced their rates are dropping to 3.88% from around 5%. Time to move, not sure where as i like regular withdrawals.0
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Unless I'm getting mixed up, won't it be issue 9? as they have lately withdrawn issue 8Bridlington1 said:@soulsaver
Paragon Bank Double Access Savings Account Issue 7 to be launched at 5.05% tomorrow (£1k min).
Let's Be Careful Out There0 -
Cahoot ?, interest is paid up to £3000 balancesnowqueen555 said:Metro have announced their rates are dropping to 3.88% from around 5%. Time to move, not sure where as i like regular withdrawals.
Santander Edge Saver? (You'll need an Edge Current Account 1st) , interest is paid up to £4000 balance.
Not much other options unless you have a lot of money to deposit/withdraw or already with a bank/building society.
https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/savings-accounts-best-interest/?utm_campaign=mse_topics
Other thing to consider is a Regular Savings account for better rates, most you can easily close without penalty, however you might only be able to open 1 per year with a bank/building society etc.
Maybe consider a Notice Account?0
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