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It was actually the standard interest being paid yesterday. The bonus interest is paid on the anniversary of the account being opened.refluxer said:Just remembered that bonus interest on the Tesco Internet Saver accounts was paid yesterday (31st March).
I believe that this too is a helpful post, but for those you think it is unnecessary noise, I do apologise.5 -
Cynergy Bank has added a new issue of the Online Easy Access account with 1.1% interest. Time for the weekly/fortnightly fasttrack apply and transfer and close (if you haven't already left the boat entirely for Chase 1.5%)
Their public page hasn't yet updated, but the fasttrack apply has the new rate.9 -
Thanks for the heads up - previous account was opened 25th March and presumably I'll close it tomorrow. 8 days...........0
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My Cynergy online banking is starting to look like Virgin money with a graveyard of closed accounts with a £0.00 balance…..AndyTh_2 said:Cynergy Bank has added a new issue of the Online Easy Access account with 1.1% interest. Time for the weekly/fortnightly fasttrack apply and transfer and close (if you haven't already left the boat entirely for Chase 1.5%)
Their public page hasn't yet updated, but the fasttrack apply has the new rate.1 -
But then got an email saying the new account was opened and please to pay in some money so got very excited as I thought I could get my record down to seven days......but hopes dashed when the account was nowhere to be seen when I logged on!
The dilemma - do I go to bed or do I wait.........
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When I last closed a Tesco savings account via telephone, they were very keen to say that it can now be done via pdf and there was no need to call them.refluxer said:
I have two Internet Savers at the moment due to this approach but haven't closed the old one yet as this can only be done over the phone
https://yourcommunity.tescobank.com/content/4314-How-do-I-close-my-Internet-Saver-Account-online
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I had this too, took 20 minutes after the email to be visible.UncleK said:But then got an email saying the new account was opened and please to pay in some money so got very excited as I thought I could get my record down to seven days......but hopes dashed when the account was nowhere to be seen when I logged on!
The dilemma - do I go to bed or do I wait.........0 -
Yabba dabba doo! All is good and my record is down to seven days. Off to bed, to sleep, perchance, to dream0
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Hi, I have IPhone SE2020 (IOS 15.4) and tried all the methods suggested by the Chase help desk while the very helpful young person (pensioner so everyone is young) was on line.
Tried to close log out a number of times today.
May be it is my phone.
Thank you for your comments appreciated as it could be my phone.0 -
gt94sss2 said:
When I last closed a Tesco savings account via telephone, they were very keen to say that it can now be done via pdf and there was no need to call them.refluxer said:
I have two Internet Savers at the moment due to this approach but haven't closed the old one yet as this can only be done over the phone
https://yourcommunity.tescobank.com/content/4314-How-do-I-close-my-Internet-Saver-Account-onlineThe problem I have had with Tesco Bank savings accounts in the past is:1 not only that they could only be closed by making a telephone call, but2 That after closing the account they sent me an email stating that the closing statement was available to view online. However, that was a lie because it was not viewable online and, instead, they insisted on always sending the closing statement by medieval paper/post. Since I have my accounts set as operated paperlessly, I'm unhappy with receiving paper statements.So my question to you is: given that now we appear to be able to close an account online, have they moved fully into the 21st century and made a closing statement available online or are they still operating the medieval paper/post method?Reginald Molehusband0
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