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eskbanker

orange-juice said:

Cynergy hs released a new easy access savings account with an interest rate of 0.71%. They've not bothered raising the base rate of my existing easy access aaccount (0.7%).

Thankfully it's fairly painless to open up a new one when you're logged on and do an internal transfer. Just a faff to edit payees from your current account side, for paying in.

Still, look on the bright side, you'll be earning all that extra 0.01% interest!

Daliah

orange-juice said:

Cynergy hs released a new easy access savings account with an interest rate of 0.71%. They've not bothered raising the base rate of my existing easy access aaccount (0.7%).

Thankfully it's fairly painless to open up a new one when you're logged on and do an internal transfer. Just a faff to edit payees from your current account side, for paying in.

Don't forget that this is a 0.3% AER account with a 0.41% AER bonus rate for 12 months

Malchester

Investec pay the same rate but it doesn't include a bonus. Found Investdc great and extremely user 

Daliah

Malchester said:

Investec pay the same rate but it doesn't include a bonus. Found Investdc great and extremely user 

....... pay the same rate for deposits of upwards of £5,000 .................

RG2015

Daliah said:

Malchester said:

Investec pay the same rate but it doesn't include a bonus. Found Investdc great and extremely user 

....... pay the same rate for deposits of upwards of £5,000 .................

I was just checking out their website following Malchester's post. It was looking quite interesting until I saw that if the balance falls below £5k it earns 0% interest.

I then came back here and saw your post.

Malchester

Daliah said:

Malchester said:

Investec pay the same rate but it doesn't include a bonus. Found Investdc great and extremely user 

....... pay the same rate for deposits of upwards of £5,000 .................

And........???????

Daliah

Malchester said:

Daliah said:

Malchester said:

Investec pay the same rate but it doesn't include a bonus. Found Investdc great and extremely user 

....... pay the same rate for deposits of upwards of £5,000 .................

And........???????

and 0% on anything up to £5,000. Not sure why you would want to ignore this fact.

Malchester

Daliah said:

Malchester said:

Daliah said:

Malchester said:

Investec pay the same rate but it doesn't include a bonus. Found Investdc great and extremely user 

....... pay the same rate for deposits of upwards of £5,000 .................

And........???????

and 0% on anything up to £5,000. Not sure why you would want to ignore this fact.

As long as you have £5000 in the account interest is paid on the whole amount. So it is wrong to say 'and 0% on anything up to £5000'

10_66

Malchester said:

Daliah said:

Malchester said:

Daliah said:

Malchester said:

Investec pay the same rate but it doesn't include a bonus. Found Investdc great and extremely user 

....... pay the same rate for deposits of upwards of £5,000 .................

And........???????

and 0% on anything up to £5,000. Not sure why you would want to ignore this fact.

As long as you have £5000 in the account interest is paid on the whole amount. So it is wrong to say 'and 0% on anything up to £5000'

But it's not wrong to say it if the account doesn't have an amount in excess of £5K in it.  So it's a pertinent point to raise for those who this applies to.

Malchester

10_66 said:

Malchester said:

Daliah said:

Malchester said:

Daliah said:

Malchester said:

Investec pay the same rate but it doesn't include a bonus. Found Investdc great and extremely user 

....... pay the same rate for deposits of upwards of £5,000 .................

And........???????

and 0% on anything up to £5,000. Not sure why you would want to ignore this fact.

As long as you have £5000 in the account interest is paid on the whole amount. So it is wrong to say 'and 0% on anything up to £5000'

But it's not wrong to say it if the account doesn't have an amount in excess of £5K in it.  So it's a pertinent point to raise for those who this applies to.

I totally agree with you but the point was that that was not what was said - '0% on anything up to £5000''