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OK pot hunters... Easy Access(ish) top 10 of the pots..
Nearly 12 hours since a change...!
As at 14/04/2022.. mid dayish, not close of play - not meant to be comprehensive.
Latest changes in bold
Bracketed dates = date rate added/amended here.
1 Chase: Saver 1.5% App only
2 Cynergy: 1.20% (14/04) Needs digipass or app for on line access.
3 Zopa: Smart Save (app only ac) 1.15% to £15k max. (NB 7,31,95 day notice options).
4 Tandem: 1.10% App only A greener way to save for the future (tandem.co.uk) thnx @Andyhicks
5 Al Rayan:1.01% App onlyish..(up from recent 0.8%)
6 Marcus: 1.0% (08/04 up from 0.7) Thnx @kora_2
7 Atom: 1.0% (up from 0.9 14/04) App only thnx @intalexInstant Saver 1.00% Interest Rate - Easy Access Savings | Atom bank
8 Virgin Money Saver: 1% (Max £25k).
9 Aldermore: 0.95% Double Access (or 0.85 EA) both £1k to open thnx @janusdesign
10 Investec: 0.93% (min £5K?) Online Flexi Saver Thnx @Kansuwan
See earlier t o p & posts regarding accounts from Tesco & YBS that may still be accepting deposits but accounts NLA.
Check terms for yourself - DYOR.
Note: These rates may not be applied to existing accounts.
Other than VM 2% £1k limit, any others of note?
Also see Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List! — MoneySavingExpert Forum
And Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List — MoneySavingExpert Forum
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I moved a bulk amount out of Atom. I like Atom and its good to see an increase but not high enough rise to justify putting in back in there. Thought they may have competed more with Cynergy, Zopa or Tandem.
My money is switching between my accounts like a yoyo at present
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Credit to @soulsaver for their hard work here3
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why is sainsburys defined access saver (0.95%) not in the top 10? Is it because of the tiered rates, or the limit to 3 withdawals a year?
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Went for Raisin bonus to go into Investec , opened account into Starling , very efficient, about forty minutes for checks .
transferred test amount , they note can take 24hrs to appear , 36 hours later nothing , details all checked and correct , whatever you do carry out a test transfer, I nearly forgot , I have no idea if this is usual for Raisin but when I tried phoning I got what I would call a tin pot connection so hung up .0 -
simoncorkswill1 said:Went for Raisin bonus to go into Investec , opened account into Starling , very efficient, about forty minutes for checks .
transferred test amount , they note can take 24hrs to appear , 36 hours later nothing , details all checked and correct , whatever you do carry out a test transfer, I nearly forgot , I have no idea if this is usual for Raisin but when I tried phoning I got what I would call a tin pot connection so hung up .From past experience the fund sent to Raisin appeared the following day, then they disappear from Raisin balance when are sent to the actual bank you are investing with, which i think took another day or 2, but i think it also depends on which bank you are investing with.Did you check Raisin transaction history?1 -
Thanks , I did have a look at transaction history , wandered around most headings , the only thing showing was the intended amount to transfer to Investec , but until I can be sure they have the test amount I’m not comfortable moving anything else .From past experience the fund sent to Raisin appeared the following day, then they disappear from Raisin balance when are sent to the actual bank you are investing with, which i think took another day or 2, but i think it also depends on which bank you are investing with.Did you check Raisin transaction history?
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@simoncorkswill1 apparently there's a known issue at Raisin:
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6342960/raisin-uk#latest1 -
Daliah said:@simoncorkswill1 apparently there's a known issue at Raisin:
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6342960/raisin-uk#latestThanks for pointer , exactly the issue and I suspected the problem outlined was going to be likely , technology , wonderful when working .0 -
They were incorrectMolehusband said:I've just had a phone chat with their agent and was amazed by what they told me. They tell me that tomorrow (14th) the rate on my D31 is being increased to an amazing 0.85%. This is even significantly better than the 0.7% being offered on the new account I've just opened. They tell me they are not aware of any plans to increase the 0.7% rate on my newly opened issue 48.
I've just had an email saying my D48 easy account is changing to 0.85% as of the same 14th
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