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Grouchy said: Apologies if this is in the wrong section, but didn't want to start a new thread needlessly. Yorkshire BS states on its Internet Saver Plus account: 'For security reasons, online withdrawals are not available for the first 14 days after your account has been opened. After 14 days withdrawals can be made from your account at any time on condition that there are sufficient cleared funds in your account and that you maintain the minimum balance of £1.' Does this mean every account you open with them (even if you already have an account operating normally) is subject to this condition? I'm thinking the answer is yes, but wanted to check as I've not come across this before. Thank you.
Yes, it applied to every account with me.0 -
cricidmuslibale said:alternate said:Announcing straight away that you will increase rates ... but not for almost a month is more than a little bit blatant.
Please don't bother moving your money as we are matching rates - but we want a month to profit off you first, Thanks.1 -
So here we go again. Who will be the first out of the blocks to raise their accounts by the full 0.75%. I suspect most will wait 3-4 weeks before doing anything. Let's face it, we are now only getting the rises 2 months after last rise to be properly passed on. Al Ryan is now at 2.81% - Just doing a small increase before they are forced to do more after the big boys raise later.These Banks and BS really are taking UK savers for mugs0
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@kaMelo thanks for your help to find something in the VM shambles that vaguely confirms I got the account I applied for.
Hopefully it'll be worth it..0 -
MiserlyMartin said:So here we go again. Who will be the first out of the blocks to raise their accounts by the full 0.75%. I suspect most will wait 3-4 weeks before doing anything. Let's face it, we are now only getting the rises 2 months after last rise to be properly passed on. Al Ryan is now at 2.81% - Just doing a small increase before they are forced to do more after the big boys raise later.These Banks and BS really are taking UK savers for mugs
If a bank already has enough deposits to cover their needs then they'd be pretty stupid to voluntarily decide to pay more than they need to to borrow it from you. There's absolutely no rational reason whatsoever for savings accounts to increase their rates by 0.75% simply because the BOE rate increased by 0.75%.7 -
MiserlyMartin said:So here we go again. Who will be the first out of the blocks to raise their accounts by the full 0.75%. I suspect most will wait 3-4 weeks before doing anything. Let's face it, we are now only getting the rises 2 months after last rise to be properly passed on. Al Ryan is now at 2.81% - Just doing a small increase before they are forced to do more after the big boys raise later.These Banks and BS really are taking UK savers for mugs3
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soulsaver said:@kaMelo thanks for your help to find something in the VM shambles that vaguely confirms I got the account I applied for.
Hopefully it'll be worth it..
Now... when I put FGS you know what I mean...0 -
soulsaver said:soulsaver said:@kaMelo thanks for your help to find something in the VM shambles that vaguely confirms I got the account I applied for.
Hopefully it'll be worth it..
Now... when I put FGS you know what I mean...
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soulsaver said:badger09 said:gesdt50 said:Nick_C said:kaMelo said:Virgin's Easy Access Cash ISA Exclusive Issue 2 is now offering 3%. I realise this isn't a simple easy access account as it has ISA status and all the restrictions that come with it but it's significant in that an easy access ISA is offering better rates than any pure easy access savings account currently available. When was the last time that happened.
Wondering how much more are the BOE going to put up interest rates as the media is saying theres more rises to come; other banks will probably follow Virgin with offerings, so if one goes for this now and as people are only allowed 1 ISA a tax year; there may be a better rates in the near futurre as other banks come up with product offerings
But the email welcoming you (me), says there are 7 attachments... I only got 2; and more importantly, one, the Key Product Info document, says 2.25%..not 3%. And to confuse things more, calls it 'Exclusive Flexi ISA2' in the app. and 'Easy Cash Isa2' in the KPI.
Have I got a different product than I applied for?
Shambolic. I've messaged them.
I didn't actually check the KPI attached to my email as I'd already downloaded & saved it during the application process
The one attached to email is the same as yours, ie 2.25%, but the one I saved is 3%. Somebody in VM hasn't updated properly.
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@Band7 Yes, true, but if it's scheduled, you'd think they'd care enough about their customers to display a message saying they're on maintenance.
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