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  • janusdesign
    janusdesign Posts: 983 Forumite
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    soulsaver said:
    Thumbs_Up said:
    Just check my account and my limit is 85k, will be interesting to see what they do with the £92 interest. I will report back and let you know..Just 3 days to transfer now.
    just did a quick read of the Smart Saver T&C and 1.4 says....
    "Your total balance can go over the maximum when we apply interest."
    so you should receive your £92 interest as normal, but you wouldn't be allowed to make further deposits yourself that would take you over the £85k limit... any such deposits would be rejected.
    I couldn't see the Smarty Saver terms on the web pages. Is it in the app only?
    yes it's only on the app AFAIK - I can recall a thread (might even be this one) asking if their SS T&C were on their site, but I don't believe they are... I pulled that clause from the t&c shown in the App (Smart Saver -> Manage -> Documents -> Terms & Conditions.... scroll down to the separate SS section).
  • soulsaver
    soulsaver Posts: 6,621 Forumite
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    edited 25 June 2022 at 1:16PM
    soulsaver said:
    Thumbs_Up said:
    Just check my account and my limit is 85k, will be interesting to see what they do with the £92 interest. I will report back and let you know..Just 3 days to transfer now.
    just did a quick read of the Smart Saver T&C and 1.4 says....
    "Your total balance can go over the maximum when we apply interest."
    so you should receive your £92 interest as normal, but you wouldn't be allowed to make further deposits yourself that would take you over the £85k limit... any such deposits would be rejected.
    I couldn't see the Smarty Saver terms on the web pages. Is it in the app only?
    yes it's only on the app AFAIK - I can recall a thread (might even be this one) asking if their SS T&C were on their site, but I don't believe they are... I pulled that clause from the t&c shown in the App (Smart Saver -> Manage -> Documents -> Terms & Conditions.... scroll down to the separate SS section).
    Y I found it in the App, but T&Cs not showing with the rest of the bumf on web is shabby. 

    There was other 'interesting' stuff there about changing the deposit limits.
  • Thumbs_Up
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    edited 27 June 2022 at 8:09AM
    soulsaver said:
    Thumbs_Up said:

    Ha, wished I read last few post 45 minutes ago, just taken out 25K from Tandem to put in to Zopa and it bounced straight back to my account. Scratching my head why – answer, I already have 85k in the 31 day booster account.

    This will be interesting, this 85k with a bit of interest on top is due to be transferred to the easy access pot, when that’s done in a few days time I’ll transfer the 85k (with a bit of interest on top) to the 1.80% 95 days access pot.

    Nice..






    You likely wont be able to include the interest, as they'll apply the £85 max - assuming they're not applying a different max re immediately prior posts indicating £50k max being applied. 

    If they do, this'll be a new category: A variable deposit limit.
    And their apparent competence starts to unravel...

    85k plus interest added on top now transferred over to the 1.80% 95 days notice account...Well done Zopa



  • typistretired
    typistretired Posts: 2,099 Forumite
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    Why didn’t you put the £85k in the notice originally. You can click the notice button immediately 
    "Look after your pennies and your pounds will look after themselves"
  • Thumbs_Up
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    Why didn’t you put the £85k in the notice originally. You can click the notice button immediately 

    My money was held in the 31 days’ notice account, because the account is variable and in my world a calendar month come’s and go’s quickly I was more then happy.

    I may give notice soon to  the 95 day notice account, i am not really fussed about it.




  • jimexbox
    jimexbox Posts: 12,481 Forumite
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    I think I'll open a zopa account, 95 day notice account appeals. Especially as it seems zopa apply any increased rates.
    I'll leave emergency cash reserve in Chase. 
  • Black_Cat2
    Black_Cat2 Posts: 558 Forumite
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    Bit confused with max amount you can save on Zopa, is it £50k or £85k? 
    Just my opinion, no offence 🐈
  • BigBlueSky
    BigBlueSky Posts: 696 Forumite
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    Bit confused with max amount you can save on Zopa, is it £50k or £85k? 
    It is £50K, unless you have previously opened an account when they had a higher limit.
  • soulsaver
    soulsaver Posts: 6,621 Forumite
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    edited 28 June 2022 at 3:51PM
    Gatehouse ups its EA (expected profit) rate to 1.4% wef today 28/06 £1k min initial deposit Easy access account | Gatehouse Bank | Gatehouse Bank plc

    In ToTP next bulletin.
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