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benny5 said:
Anyone know if the 'flexibility' extends to deposits as well as withdrawals? can’t see it in the T’s &C’s.Looking at moving any accumulated balance from current A/C to this and then back again should an unexpected event occur.
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benny5 said:chris_the_bee said:I-LOV-MONEY said:I remember the 'old days' where you found an account, put your money in and then only went back to it when you needed to make a withdrawal. However, I expect then the interest rates weren't so volatile, and there weren't so many providers offering accounts.with so many conditions.
So what does the team think (!), am I asking for the moon ?Anyone know if the 'flexibility' extends to deposits as well as withdrawals? can’t see it in the T’s &C’s.
Looking at moving any accumulated balance from current A/C to this and then back again should an unexpected event occur.
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I want to open the new Monmouthshire 3% account but can only see how to print a form and do it by post. Am I missing something? MSE says you can apply online.
Proud to be a MoneySaver!
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littlemissmoney said:I want to open the new Monmouthshire 3% account but can only see how to print a form and do it by post. Am I missing something? MSE says you can apply online.
https://www.monbs.com/savings/apply-online-premium-instant/
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Bridlington1 said:littlemissmoney said:I want to open the new Monmouthshire 3% account but can only see how to print a form and do it by post. Am I missing something? MSE says you can apply online.
https://www.monbs.com/savings/apply-online-premium-instant/2 -
Barclays have raised the interest on a few of their savings accounts, including the Blue Rewards Saver which is now 2.02%.
The Rainy Day Saver has also changed the interest rate on balances over £5k to 0.5% (was 0.25%)6 -
Monmouthshire 3% easy access has been pulled.
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Waiting for Zopa to raise their rates *nudges* 😹Just my opinion, no offence 🐈0
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I haven't seen this one mentioned anywhere, The Cumberland eSavings (issue 3) Instant Access account @2.6%. Open with £1 up to a maximum £50,000.
I know this is geographically restrictive and requires a Cumberland current account so not suitable for many but, if you are already a customer, it can be opened via online banking and slots into the current ToTP chart at number 5.1 -
First direct bonus saver now pays 2.6%.2
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