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Chip is 0.90% now through their Allica account.0
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soulsaver said:
Just fancied a Top Of The Pops ... as I say, I won't commit to continuous updates.Daliah said:Just post a link to moneyfacts.co.ukThen you should reverse the order from 10th to 1st
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Your money may go "down and up and down and up and down and up and down ... down and up and down and up and down and up and down ... I got all tricked up and came up to this thing, lookin' so fire hot, a twenty out of ten..."1 -
Shawbrook easy access Cash ISA (Issue 20) up to 0.92%.
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Tandem has increased their rate to 1.1%0
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Does anyone happen to know what the maximum is that Tandem will send via faster payments, and are withdrawals generally same day? Also, do they allow joint savings accounts? I don't seem to be able to find the answer to either question on their website! TIA!gt94sss2 said:Tandem has increased their rate to 1.1%
Edit: I've just found the answer to the joint account question buried in the general FAQs, not the savings account ones. Sadly they don't offer joint accounts.0 -
Very useful site but that need to untick every time really annoys me.kaMelo said:3 -
My biggest gripe is I keep seeing very high rates for ISAs only to find out they're lifetime or junior ISAs. I can make sure I'm an existing member of most places nowadays, but I can't go back in time and reverse my age.3
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I would agree - but that said, I don't think their lists are definitive... e.g if you look at the 30-day notice accounts for £10k (not relevant to this thread, but using it as demonstration), the best rate is 0.95% from Secure Trust - but you can get 1.04% from Zopa for 7-day notice, and 1.14% for 31-day notice (doesn't show in 60-day moneyfacts list either)... unless i'm missing something about their site.Daliah said:Just post a link to moneyfacts.co.uk
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