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akh43 said:Email from Saga to say going up to 1.80% (inc bonus) from 19 Oct, not enough to tempt me back.If you've already got an account then the difference between your email and the one other people are getting (going up to 2% including bonus) might suggest you aren't getting the full 0.25% bonus currently available?Worth renewing the bonus to the current level from time to time, just in case they increase the underlying rate but reduce the bonus then being offered. Even if you aren't planning to fund the account for the time being.1
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Section62 said:akh43 said:Email from Saga to say going up to 1.80% (inc bonus) from 19 Oct, not enough to tempt me back.If you've already got an account then the difference between your email and the one other people are getting (going up to 2% including bonus) might suggest you aren't getting the full 0.25% bonus currently available?Worth renewing the bonus to the current level from time to time, just in case they increase the underlying rate but reduce the bonus then being offered. Even if you aren't planning to fund the account for the time being.
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Wheres_My_Cashback said:phillw said:Wheres_My_Cashback said:I'll l put money on Al Rayan beating 2.75% within a week now.
Al Rayan know that Santander will withdraw its product and Cynergy will probably do the same; which would then put them back at the top for a £5k> easy access saver.
The only way I see Al Rayan increasing its rate is if someone else matches or beats it within a 0.0-0.1% barrier.:grouphug:Official MSE canny forumite and HUKD VIP badge member
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Not sure Santander will withdraw the eSaver early - there is another 0.75% base rate rise on the cards....0
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Olinda99 said:Not sure Santander will withdraw the eSaver early - there is another 0.75% base rate rise on the cards.......in which case they could launch a brand-new headline-grabbing interest rate product, rather than still having the somewhat tired and jaded eSaver at a measly 2.75%.The eSaver will go when they've filled their quota, or when 'until 1 November' arrives. The next scheduled MPC meeting is two days after that.2
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Section62 said:The eSaver will go when they've filled their quota, or when 'until 1 November' arrives. The next scheduled MPC meeting is two days after that.2
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Just got a letter with one half of the online banking set up details for the Santander....trouble is it's "letter 2 of 2" and completes the info I "should have already received in Letter 1"....
Let's hope they just sent the letters out of order and I get it early next week otherwise we aren't off to a great start....0 -
andyhicks88 said:Just got a letter with one half of the online banking set up details for the Santander....trouble is it's "letter 2 of 2" and completes the info I "should have already received in Letter 1"....
Let's hope they just sent the letters out of order and I get it early next week otherwise we aren't off to a great start....
Further, as an existing customer I already have a perfectly good customer ID and didn't need the new one issued when I opened the eSaver. Quick phone call to Santander CS sorted it out and they offered to delete the new ID as the only advantage was that it added Telephone banking, which I don't do. I have noticed over the years with Santander that they always seem to do things "differently" to other Banks .... Hey Ho!1 -
Got a text from shawbrook saying EA now 2%Still 1.81 on website though2
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BOE says interest rate rise next month could be higher than expected. 2.75% could look poor ...
https://news.sky.com/story/interest-rate-rise-could-be-higher-than-expected-next-month-bank-of-england-chief-suggests-12721123
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