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Coventry Building Society Easy Access (Online) 4soulsaver said:
Thanks for that.fryedslyce said:Coventry have pulled their 1.35% Easy access account.
Weird - only available for less than a week? It appears to be applied to existing accounts though - I have the monthly showing at 1.34%.
Was available from 20 May 2022, though obviously at a lower rate back then.
Closed Monday 4 July 2022. Current rate 1.35% AER
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...less than a week at the 'pulled' rate. I also suspect that it'll be replaced at a hopefully better rate.wiseonesomeofthetime said:
Coventry Building Society Easy Access (Online) 4soulsaver said:
Thanks for that.fryedslyce said:Coventry have pulled their 1.35% Easy access account.
Weird - only available for less than a week? It appears to be applied to existing accounts though - I have the monthly showing at 1.34%.
Was available from 20 May 2022, though obviously at a lower rate back then.
Closed Monday 4 July 2022. Current rate 1.35% AER
Source: CBS
ETA It's worth checking if you hold Easy Access(online), Easy Access(online)Iss2, Easy Access(online)Iss3 and the Easy Access(online) Iss4 that we're discussing.
All of these are no longer available, but are all still valid saving accounts which go back to 2014, and all currently pay1.35% (1.34% pa monthly).1 -
I closed all my CBS accounts when I shifted my funds to Chase.
Perhaps, with hindsight (and I should have known better really), I should have kept my EA account live with a £1 in for any future attractive Member offers.
Still earning more elsewhere atm though.0 -
Yep, the whole pot became available, messaged in the first minutes of 07/07.soulsaver said:Well you can... because I have. And I told them I was doing it and they didn't reply about what would happen at maturity.
Maybe they haven't thought about it?
I believe that the notice is at the 'pot' level because AIUI, the boosted pot reverts to an 'access' at maturity.
So if at the funds therein level, presumably they'd have to create another pot for the unqualified balance?
Anyway, I'll know for sure on the 7th... when notice on the pot in question is up.
As Arnie said... I'll be back.
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Thanks for the update. Makes these boosted pots even more interesting, especially for those who don't have enough capital right now to max them out.soulsaver said:
Yep, the whole pot became available, messaged in the first minutes of 07/07.soulsaver said:Well you can... because I have. And I told them I was doing it and they didn't reply about what would happen at maturity.
Maybe they haven't thought about it?
I believe that the notice is at the 'pot' level because AIUI, the boosted pot reverts to an 'access' at maturity.
So if at the funds therein level, presumably they'd have to create another pot for the unqualified balance?
Anyway, I'll know for sure on the 7th... when notice on the pot in question is up.
As Arnie said... I'll be back.
This feels like the kind of thing that's unlikely to last too long - if too many people use the product in unexpected ways it's likely they'll change it.
Is there a limit to how many pots you can have? I know there's a £50k limit overall. But can you have e.g. ten 95-day pots each with £5k in them?0 -
I believe you can have up to 20 pots...Mr._H_2 said:
Thanks for the update. Makes these boosted pots even more interesting, especially for those who don't have enough capital right now to max them out.soulsaver said:
Yep, the whole pot became available, messaged in the first minutes of 07/07.soulsaver said:Well you can... because I have. And I told them I was doing it and they didn't reply about what would happen at maturity.
Maybe they haven't thought about it?
I believe that the notice is at the 'pot' level because AIUI, the boosted pot reverts to an 'access' at maturity.
So if at the funds therein level, presumably they'd have to create another pot for the unqualified balance?
Anyway, I'll know for sure on the 7th... when notice on the pot in question is up.
As Arnie said... I'll be back.
This feels like the kind of thing that's unlikely to last too long - if too many people use the product in unexpected ways it's likely they'll change it.
Is there a limit to how many pots you can have? I know there's a £50k limit overall. But can you have e.g. ten 95-day pots each with £5k in them?
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With a max of £50K spread across all pots.soulsaver said:
I believe you can have up to 20 pots...Mr._H_2 said:
Thanks for the update. Makes these boosted pots even more interesting, especially for those who don't have enough capital right now to max them out.soulsaver said:
Yep, the whole pot became available, messaged in the first minutes of 07/07.soulsaver said:Well you can... because I have. And I told them I was doing it and they didn't reply about what would happen at maturity.
Maybe they haven't thought about it?
I believe that the notice is at the 'pot' level because AIUI, the boosted pot reverts to an 'access' at maturity.
So if at the funds therein level, presumably they'd have to create another pot for the unqualified balance?
Anyway, I'll know for sure on the 7th... when notice on the pot in question is up.
As Arnie said... I'll be back.
This feels like the kind of thing that's unlikely to last too long - if too many people use the product in unexpected ways it's likely they'll change it.
Is there a limit to how many pots you can have? I know there's a £50k limit overall. But can you have e.g. ten 95-day pots each with £5k in them?0 -
or £85k if you were one of the early openers.Wheres_My_Cashback said:
With a max of £50K spread across all pots.soulsaver said:
I believe you can have up to 20 pots...Mr._H_2 said:
Thanks for the update. Makes these boosted pots even more interesting, especially for those who don't have enough capital right now to max them out.soulsaver said:
Yep, the whole pot became available, messaged in the first minutes of 07/07.soulsaver said:Well you can... because I have. And I told them I was doing it and they didn't reply about what would happen at maturity.
Maybe they haven't thought about it?
I believe that the notice is at the 'pot' level because AIUI, the boosted pot reverts to an 'access' at maturity.
So if at the funds therein level, presumably they'd have to create another pot for the unqualified balance?
Anyway, I'll know for sure on the 7th... when notice on the pot in question is up.
As Arnie said... I'll be back.
This feels like the kind of thing that's unlikely to last too long - if too many people use the product in unexpected ways it's likely they'll change it.
Is there a limit to how many pots you can have? I know there's a £50k limit overall. But can you have e.g. ten 95-day pots each with £5k in them?
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Cynergy just launched a new 1.46% rate taking them to the top of the table aside from the Current Account exclusive accounts.3
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