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Olinda99

Nationwide (for example) give you interest from the switch application date no matter how long it takes the ISA to switch to them

Rheumatoid

 
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wiseonesomeofthetime

baldeagle09 said:

Al Rayan Bank 1.90% Expected Rate. Wonder how long it takes to get mentioned here.

How about nine hours ago by @Expotter in this thread 😂😂😂😂

polymaff

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 !!!

kaMelo

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 !!!

So you will, in effect, get double interest on the money?

SJMALBA

Rheumatoid said:

 
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soulsaver

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Bridlington1

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.

bertsilver

Is it worth moving 12k from Chase to Zopa, or do people think Chase will up their rate?

cymruchris

bertsilver said:

Is it worth moving 12k from Chase to Zopa, or do people think Chase will up their rate?

They haven't upped their rate since launch - the whole market is passing them by - so I'd be moving it to better options, and then at a later date if they beat those options, move it back.