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KRBS EA current is iss 51... see link above.jaypers said:
So I wonder whether they are increasing it, in which case will it be available to open at 2.75%? Like you I have issue 28, and I can’t see that being increased. Makes you wonder if it’s worth opening an issue 29 now to get the increase?dali21 said:Ditto. I have issue 28 so I wonder if the emails have been sent for the current issue 29…0 -
So if the Charter easy access goes up to 2.75% and I presume is called issue 30 would previous issue accounts be automatically raised or would we need to open a new account.If the latter was the case would an internal transfer be available, I have issue 28 but have not received an email informing me of the new rate .
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Am I missing something here? Look, I know it's an ISA and I know you have to have a bank account with them (I have, no money it it) but at 3% (3.75% if you pay tax) surely the VIRGIN easy access ISA is the best place for your accessible money at the moment?0
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It‘s a good place if you haven‘t already used your ISA allowance for the year, have up to £20k, have already maxed or don‘t want to use Barclay‘s Rainy Day, all the Lloyds Group Regular Savers, or the HSBC OBS account. Great to have so much choice nowDeleted_User said:Am I missing something here? Look, I know it's an ISA and I know you have to have a bank account with them (I have, no money it it) but at 3% (3.75% if you pay tax) surely the VIRGIN easy access ISA is the best place for your accessible money at the moment?1 -
If they'd hurry up and bring back their current account switch offer then it'd be lovelyDeleted_User said:Am I missing something here? Look, I know it's an ISA and I know you have to have a bank account with them (I have, no money it it) but at 3% (3.75% if you pay tax) surely the VIRGIN easy access ISA is the best place for your accessible money at the moment?
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Charter is notorious for not normally increasing rates on past issues. However, you can open a new issue and once it is visible in the account, you can transfer internally.metrobus said:So if the Charter easy access goes up to 2.75% and I presume is called issue 30 would previous issue accounts be automatically raised or would we need to open a new account.If the latter was the case would an internal transfer be available, I have issue 28 but have not received an email informing me of the new rate .
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flobbalobbalob said:Charter issue 28 was increased to 2.25% for existing customers only a while back.Issue 28 wasn't increased, it launched at 2.25%, and was withdrawn quite quickly: last week, they launched issue 29 at the lower rate of 2%.
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Some people prefer/require monthly interest, which this account does not offer.Deleted_User said:Am I missing something here? Look, I know it's an ISA and I know you have to have a bank account with them (I have, no money it it) but at 3% (3.75% if you pay tax) surely the VIRGIN easy access ISA is the best place for your accessible money at the moment?
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The email from Kent Reliance about the interest rate increase prompted me to try to close my dormant account with them.
So long since I used it, the linked back account for withdrawals was closed long ago. I tried to change the linked bank account by secure message 18 months ago, and they said I had to call. So I finally called today. Took 25 minutes to talk to someone, get my new current account verified, and request the closure. The new linked account has now been verified. The details have been passed to a team who will action the change in 5 to 7 working days!! (The balance on the account is £1.51)
Is the worst customer service of any UK bank?0
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