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Seems like a fair summary of the situation .... to which we have still not had a definitive answer, only veiled hints, as to the nature of these "loads of Cynergy interest movement email notifications" ....and we probably never will get a detailed answer to this!You're mistaken. The discussion started because in the last day or two after several of us posted the fact that we are Cynergy customers. We were all astonished that, for the very first time ever, Cynergy had sent us an email about an interest rate change on one of our accounts. Then out of a crack this individual appeared saying that had over time they "had loads of Cynergy interest movement email notifications". We queried why none of us ever experienced this. This individual responded saying that, since they had a large number of open Cynergy accounts, they were regularly sent interest rate related emails by Cynergy.I confirm again the discussion was purely about Cynergy and no other provider. If you still have doubts about what I've said, feel free to go back and search for the words
"loads of Cynergy interest movement email notifications" earlier in this thread.Compiler of the RS League Table.
Being nosey... How many Regular Saver accounts do you have? — MoneySavingExpert Forum0 -
But you went off at a tangentMolehusband said:I confirm again the discussion was purely about Cynergy and no other provider.
And then you quoted a post from me which was not quoting your comments on Cynergy, but which was answering your general point about other providers.Molehusband said:
How do you keep a savings account open with zero balance? The savings providers I use always demand a minimum balance be kept.
Not that any of this is of any benefit to anyone anyway.1 -
Added into ToTP top Easy Access acs list page 671 this thread. Ta MuchlySJMALBA said:
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Is it definitely the 'following day' as opposed to the 'following WORKING day'?ScarletBea said:
Any transfer out of the account reaches the target on the following day.BigBlueSky said:Does Yorkshire Building Society offer almost near instant bank transfers (in and out) of their account ? - Or do they rely on third parties to do their transfers which delays things ?
Thanks in advance
I never found this to be a big problem, though...
I've just transferred from Yorkshire building society (YBS) savings account to Halifax reward current account using YBS app.
Received an email soon afterward from YBS saying:
If you sent funds to an external account, they will normally reach the destination bank by the end of the following day, so don't worry if this hasn't happened straight away.Find out tomorrow (Saturday) I guess (if it's the 'following day' or 'following WORKING day').
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Principality's Online Double Access Issue 2 account is now paying 1.65% variable for balances of £1-£1,000,000.3
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It's a normal savings account, not an ISA.Expotter said:
Do you know if it accepts transfers? It looks to me like it doesn't.Bridlington1 said:Principality's Online Double Access Issue 2 account is now paying 1.65% variable for balances of £1-£1,000,000.2 -
Sorry, my mistake!refluxer said:
It's a normal savings account, not an ISA.Expotter said:
Do you know if it accepts transfers? It looks to me like it doesn't.Bridlington1 said:Principality's Online Double Access Issue 2 account is now paying 1.65% variable for balances of £1-£1,000,000.1 -
Why list 1.65% with Principality listed when you can get 1.9% Al Ryan.I dont get it ?.0
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Some of us are in the fortunate position of requiring >1 account to accommodate FSCS limits.Bigwheels1111 said:Why list 1.65% with Principality listed when you can get 1.9% Al Ryan.I dont get it ?.
Some of us don't use apps or use them selectively (e.g. not for savings).
Some of us may have had experiences with providers who we may now wish to avoid.
Some of us may have a strong affinity to Wales.
Information is provided. I certainly appreciate people's efforts in this regard. If it's of no interest to me personally I pass on it.15
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