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Cross that bridge when you come to it. 12 months is an eternity from nowwhatleytom87 said:I think the Santander rate drops to 0.20% after 12 months?8 -
What's annoying me is the constant undercutting of boe rate increases. Ie .5% increase boe and.4% Bank. I know they're not a charity but surely their margin is already built in?
I am going to drain accounts with banks who've been doing this.1 -
whatleytom87 said:
I can guarantee Santander won’t be increasing your rate, Cynergy have been doing so of late. I think the Santander rate drops to 0.20% after 12 months?Bobblehat said:
I drained most of Cynergy for SantanderSilverbullet036 said:Crikey Cynergy only moved to 2.12% on the 5th October , a week later a nice big jump to 2.75%. Glad I didnt drain that account to fund Santander
Guarantee?It is a variable rate, so who knows what might happen in these crazy times.2 -
oz0707 said:What's annoying me is the constant undercutting of boe rate increases. Ie .5% increase boe and.4% Bank. I know they're not a charity but surely their margin is already built in?
Its annoying but the banks would argue that previously reduced their margins and are now just rebuilding them to "normal" levels2 -
I think the rate isn't the be all and end all though with everyone, some people have different preferences. I like to be able to use an app, I like to be able to have monthly interest, I like transfers to be quick if not instant....so for me I'll take a slightly lower rate than the leaders if it means I get all those things. Luckily at the moment all those things are covered in one of the top rates.1
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Why are you boycotting them if you know it's a rational commerical decision? It makes no sense for them to be increasing rates in full if they're able to attract sufficient deposits at a lower rate.oz0707 said:What's annoying me is the constant undercutting of boe rate increases. Ie .5% increase boe and.4% Bank. I know they're not a charity but surely their margin is already built in?
I am going to drain accounts with banks who've been doing this.
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It's not so much on principle it's just that I'd rather have my cash with the banks who are a bit quicker and generous with the rate rises.callum9999 said:
Why are you boycotting them if you know it's a rational commerical decision? It makes no sense for them to be increasing rates in full if they're able to attract sufficient deposits at a lower rate.oz0707 said:What's annoying me is the constant undercutting of boe rate increases. Ie .5% increase boe and.4% Bank. I know they're not a charity but surely their margin is already built in?
I am going to drain accounts with banks who've been doing this.
I'm not so sure about margins getting back to normal. Surely it depends on difference between rates for lenders and savers?0 -
In the meantime I'll be putting the money I have in Al Rayan into Cynergy whilst I wait for them to jump to the top of the table again. Once they reclaim the top spot my money will go back again.Wheres_My_Cashback said:I'll l put money on Al Rayan beating 2.75% within a week now.0 -
If there has to be a couple of pages of chat posts any time there's one useful post like the Cynergy rise, then it's a good thing that we're seeing rates well above the BoE rate - which I think used to be the norm once. Perhaps Chase did it first with a 1.5% fix but hopefully it's going to become more widespread.1
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What are the pros and cons of Santander v Cynergy?0
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