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I take your point, I hadn't thought about ISA switches. Surely you only get the interest when the money hits the account though?Olinda99 said:Cash ISA switches often don't take that long and often you get the new interest from the application date
Beats having to fight your <insert bank name here> 's fraud team and 10k limits on FP and typos in the new account number
Anyway it won't happen so no worries
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Nationwide (for example) give you interest from the switch application date no matter how long it takes the ISA to switch to them0
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How about nine hours ago by @Expotter in this thread 😂😂😂😂baldeagle09 said:Al Rayan Bank 1.90% Expected Rate. Wonder how long it takes to get mentioned here.4 -
Olinda99 said:Nationwide (for example) give you interest from the switch application date no matter how long it takes the ISA to switch to them
Nationwide took over a year to pull the cash out of my old ISA provider. They've promised the backdating - but we'll see. Over a year! For a Loyalty ISA !!!
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So you will, in effect, get double interest on the money?polymaff said:Olinda99 said:Nationwide (for example) give you interest from the switch application date no matter how long it takes the ISA to switch to them
Nationwide took over a year to pull the cash out of my old ISA provider. They've promised the backdating - but we'll see. Over a year! For a Loyalty ISA !!!0 -
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According to moneyfacts, RCI bank are going to be increasing the interest rate on their "freedom savings account" to 1.67%:
Minimum deposit: £100
Maximum deposit: £250k
Withdrawals: unlimited
The account can be managed online or on the app.0 -
Is it worth moving 12k from Chase to Zopa, or do people think Chase will up their rate?1
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