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Did those of you opening the new Chase until-Jan-2025 boosted savings account already have a boosted-until-Nov account? Because, although their web pages say"You are eligible to get this offer if on 2 May 2024:(a) you didn’t have a Chase saver account; or(b) you had one or more Chase saver account(s) but the balance across all of those Chase saver accounts was below £50,000."
and I qualify under (b), having about £30 in a boosted-until-Nov account, I don't get anything talking about the new boost or 5.1% - just 4.1%. Do you have to go into the "add an account" process and get beyond naming it before they mention the 5.1%/boost?0 -
I typically do not pay attention to my YBS saver saving rate as it is just stay there for a few days before I transfer it back. But I just notice that my Internet Saver Plus I13 is paying 4.80%.. This is a respectable interest rate foo easy access saving. I actually do not open this account as this is the conversion from the old Christmas Saver 2023 which mature a while ago. I was trying to locate the KPI (Summary of that product) I could not find it. But I could find Internet saver Plus Issue 14 which is available in hereMy question:Is the YBS Internet Saver Plus i13 currently paying 4.80% have the same term with Internet Saver Plus i14 e.g Unlimited withdrawals (subject to daily withdrawal limits), you could put a large lump sum and still get 4.80% ?Does anyone could share info where could I find the KPI/Summary for this YBS Internet Saver Plus i13 ?TIA0
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Close Brothers Savings Easy Access Account Issue 4 now 4.9% (£10k min)
In addition the Chase Saver Account at 5.1% (includes 1% bonus) could possibly be worth being included in the top 10 given the new eligibility criteria for the top rate?? (see posts by @pokemaster and @EthicsGradient)0 -
adindas said:My question:Is the YBS Internet Saver Plus i13 currently paying 4.80% have the same term with Internet Saver Plus i14 e.g Unlimited withdrawals (subject to daily withdrawal limits), you could put a large lump sum and still get 4.80% ?Does anyone could share info where could I find the KPI/Summary for this YBS Internet Saver Plus i13 ?TIA
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The only thing I don’t really like about YBS is no monthly interest options.3
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jaypers said:The only thing I don’t really like about YBS is no monthly interest options.Also for withdrawal, even it says instant withdrawal but in my personal experience it will typically take at least two working days.Regarding monthly interest, Is it for tax purposes ??
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EthicsGradient said:Did those of you opening the new Chase until-Jan-2025 boosted savings account already have a boosted-until-Nov account? Because, although their web pages say"You are eligible to get this offer if on 2 May 2024:(a) you didn’t have a Chase saver account; or(b) you had one or more Chase saver account(s) but the balance across all of those Chase saver accounts was below £50,000."
and I qualify under (b), having about £30 in a boosted-until-Nov account, I don't get anything talking about the new boost or 5.1% - just 4.1%. Do you have to go into the "add an account" process and get beyond naming it before they mention the 5.1%/boost?0 -
Bridlington1 said:@soulsaver
Close Brothers Savings Easy Access Account Issue 4 now 4.9% (£10k min)
In addition the Chase Saver Account at 5.1% (includes 1% bonus) could possibly be worth being included in the top 10 given the new eligibility criteria for the top rate?? (see posts by @pokemaster and @EthicsGradient)
Messaged Chase asking if I need to close my account to get it.
ETA: Chase gets in ToTP; There's enough intel here now.. little thanks to them.
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EthicsGradient said:Did those of you opening the new Chase until-Jan-2025 boosted savings account already have a boosted-until-Nov account?0
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