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  • I-LOV-MONEY
    I-LOV-MONEY Posts: 1,279 Forumite
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    Looks good, but remember you are only getting 1.5% pa  on the first month of savings.
    Sorry what is this in response to? If its in response to my post then how is that correct?
    Because on month 1 you get 1.5%  on the amount you have put in.   On month 2, you will get 11/12th of 1.5% (as the new money is there for only 11 months),  month 3 you will get 10/12th .... month 12 ..1/12th of 1.5%

    Thank you for reading this message.
  • SaverRate
    SaverRate Posts: 977 Forumite
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    colsten said:
    .... TSB Monthly Saver at 2% but thats only for Classic Plus account holders. 
    The TSB Monthly Saver is available to holders of any TSB current account.

    There are also a number of Monthly (Regular) Savers with better than 2% interest rates https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6106986/regular-savings-accounts-the-best-currently-available-list
    Yes but all of the others have a penalty to withdraw, those two don’t!
  • SaverRate
    SaverRate Posts: 977 Forumite
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    Looks good, but remember you are only getting 1.5% pa  on the first month of savings.
    Sorry what is this in response to? If its in response to my post then how is that correct?
    Because on month 1 you get 1.5%  on the amount you have put in.   On month 2, you will get 11/12th of 1.5% (as the new money is there for only 11 months),  month 3 you will get 10/12th .... month 12 ..1/12th of 1.5%

    Yes that makes more sense than your previous post! I thought the above was quite obvious! 
  • I-LOV-MONEY
    I-LOV-MONEY Posts: 1,279 Forumite
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    Yes that makes more sense than your previous post! I thought the above was quite obvious! 
    It is easy just to see the headline figure, and not realise how the calculations are worked out.

    Thank you for reading this message.
  • colsten
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    colsten said:
    .... TSB Monthly Saver at 2% but thats only for Classic Plus account holders. 
    The TSB Monthly Saver is available to holders of any TSB current account.

    There are also a number of Monthly (Regular) Savers with better than 2% interest rates https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6106986/regular-savings-accounts-the-best-currently-available-list
    Yes but all of the others have a penalty to withdraw, those two don’t!
    If it's withdrawal penalties you are worried about, there are several other 2% ones, and at least one 2.5% one, which allow penalty-free withdrawals.
  • polymaff
    polymaff Posts: 3,954 Forumite
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    Looks good, but remember you are only getting 1.5% pa  on the first month of savings.
    Sorry what is this in response to? If its in response to my post then how is that correct?
    Because on month 1 you get 1.5%  on the amount you have put in.   On month 2, you will get 11/12th of 1.5% (as the new money is there for only 11 months),  month 3 you will get 10/12th .... month 12 ..1/12th of 1.5%

    Shock-horror - you don't earn interest on money that is not yet in the account !!!

  • SaverRate
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    Yes that makes more sense than your previous post! I thought the above was quite obvious! 
    It is easy just to see the headline figure, and not realise how the calculations are worked out.

    I understood prior to your posts how the calculations worked? Its just like any other savings account? You cant earn interest on money that isnt in your account
  • SaverRate
    SaverRate Posts: 977 Forumite
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    colsten said:
    colsten said:
    .... TSB Monthly Saver at 2% but thats only for Classic Plus account holders. 
    The TSB Monthly Saver is available to holders of any TSB current account.

    There are also a number of Monthly (Regular) Savers with better than 2% interest rates https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6106986/regular-savings-accounts-the-best-currently-available-list
    Yes but all of the others have a penalty to withdraw, those two don’t!
    If it's withdrawal penalties you are worried about, there are several other 2% ones, and at least one 2.5% one, which allow penalty-free withdrawals.
    Could you elaborate on these providers please?
  • colsten said:
    colsten said:
    .... TSB Monthly Saver at 2% but thats only for Classic Plus account holders. 
    The TSB Monthly Saver is available to holders of any TSB current account.

    There are also a number of Monthly (Regular) Savers with better than 2% interest rates https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6106986/regular-savings-accounts-the-best-currently-available-list
    Yes but all of the others have a penalty to withdraw, those two don’t!
    If it's withdrawal penalties you are worried about, there are several other 2% ones, and at least one 2.5% one, which allow penalty-free withdrawals.
    Could you elaborate on these providers please?
    You could just click on the link provided by Colsten and quoted by yourself ;-)
  • SaverRate
    SaverRate Posts: 977 Forumite
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    colsten said:
    colsten said:
    .... TSB Monthly Saver at 2% but thats only for Classic Plus account holders. 
    The TSB Monthly Saver is available to holders of any TSB current account.

    There are also a number of Monthly (Regular) Savers with better than 2% interest rates https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6106986/regular-savings-accounts-the-best-currently-available-list
    Yes but all of the others have a penalty to withdraw, those two don’t!
    If it's withdrawal penalties you are worried about, there are several other 2% ones, and at least one 2.5% one, which allow penalty-free withdrawals.
    Could you elaborate on these providers please?
    You could just click on the link provided by Colsten and quoted by yourself ;-)
    Actually prior to my post I have already looked through the link. I went through 4 pages of the link and it wasnt much help!
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