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That must be hot off the press - I looked at mine pm today and they were the 'old' rates...hgt said:Looks like the Zopa smart saver is now up to 1.5% for the access account (or 1.85% for the 95 day boosted pot).
eta ToTP edited to include. And a 'wow!' ... :Thumb:
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Better than a slap in the face though. And particularly nice that the increase is indeed applied to boosted pots you've already created (the pot I opened on 23rd June is now showing 1.85%, contrary to what Zopa's own support said would happen).Thumbs_Up said:soulsaver said:
eta ToTP edited to include. And a 'wow!' ... :Thumb:95 day boosted pot from 1.80% to 1.85% is not wow in my book.
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To be fair it trounces the competion.
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My 31 day pot is up to 1.65%0
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is there anyway to pay away interest with zopa? AFAIK there is no standing orders, so I would have to login and withdraw the interest myself, correct?0
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Yes. Correctmlc2009 said:is there anyway to pay away interest with zopa? AFAIK there is no standing orders, so I would have to login and withdraw the interest myself, correct?0 -
1.85% for Zopa's 95 day notice account is nice, but it would have been nicer if they had matched Allica Bank's 95 day notice at 2%. Still hoping they'll increase it when the next base rate announcement comes along.1
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Anyone think the others that have dropped off the list will catch up?
I’ve got 70k with Marcus 1.30% trying to decide if I should move it now.0 -
This might already have been asked about Zopa so sorry... what happens with interest over the maximum allowable amount of £50k? Do you need to withdraw it straight away? 🐈Just my opinion, no offence 🐈0
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