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Rollinghome said:janusdesign said:Expotter said:Al Rayan Everyday Saver Issue 3 instant access 1.8%, min £5k, interest (profit) paid monthly.0
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Kazza242 said:Section62 said:Kazza242 said:According to Moneyfacts, Ford Money are increasing their Flexible Saver rate to 1.55% this week.
The new Flexible Saver rate is also on the Ford Money website: https://www.fordmoney.co.uk/savings-products/flexible-saverSonOfPearl said:Skipton have released a Double Access Saver at 1.56%. But it needs a minimum £10k balance.
https://www.skipton.co.uk/savings/easy-access/online-double-access-saver2 -
The regret of having so many savings accounts with different providers, some with £0 or a token amount is the steady influx of emails titled"Your rate has increased..."Seems many more to come. First world problemsRetired 1st July 2021.
This is not investment advice.
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..."0 -
Well my finances are going to get a little simpler.
I will be closing regular savers with Virgin (1.75%), TSB (2.0%) and Saffron BS (2.05%) on 15 August when my Skipton Tracker ISA increases to 2.1%.
Will also be emptying Virgin M+ savings and Chase unless they go to 2.2%0 -
If rates had gone down, by tomorrow, most of the providers would have reacted and implemented the full cut.
Rates go up and it`s a waiting game and will it be the full .5% rise.
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Yes and I would bet that NS&I will be the absolute last to raise rates1
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Today I registered for the Al Rayan Everyday Saver Account (Issue 3) but there are technical problems affecting many similar applications (confirmed by telephone), so there may be a delay in getting the account up and running.0
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Olinda99 said:Yes and I would bet that NS&I will be the absolute last to raise ratesWell my experience of late suggests not to put an instant bet on what any savings provider might do. For example, we've all witnessed Chase making their opening bid with a 1.5% rate some months back. It was worshipped as by far the best rate, yet in the ensuing months the rate hasn't been raised by a millimetre (unless something's changed in the last few minutes)! Instead it's gradually being overtaken by others.Conversely, we've seen others posting their disdain at their provider (eg Marcus) lagging behind. Then, a day after the poster closed their Marcus account in disgust, the Marcus rate suddenly rocketed up!My suggestion is, take things easily, and don't rush to instantly close all your savings with one or more providers because another has just upped their rate. Tomorrow you may be confronted with an even better rate by another provider. Give things a little time to settle after today's BoE rate change.Reginald Molehusband3
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Yellowman said:Today I registered for the Al Rayan Everyday Saver Account (Issue 3) but there are technical problems affecting many similar applications (confirmed by telephone), so there may be a delay in getting the account up and running.I tried to open my account with them on the 1/8/22, Got to step 4 and stopped working.Called on the second and account was up and running in less than 10 minutes.So far their customer service has been great.Only made payments in so far, at around 06.30am and credited within 10 mins.
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Post Office does not allowed payment by Direct Debit any more. Payment by debit card is hit and miss and it pays inferior interest rate. So I do not see any point to keep it ?What is your opinion ? Have I missed something, is there any point to keep this account ?If you have a few of them what is the less time consuming way to close it ??TIA
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