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Nationwide to axe 5% regular savings account on Friday
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I am sorry I am still not following, in that case wouldn't it be:
Month 1= 5% @ £12.5- £250 balance
Month 2= £25- £500
Month 3= £37.5- £750
Month4= £50- £1000.....etc
I put in £250 each month on the first of the month for 12 months will £3000 total upon closure
No.
The first payment of 250.00 gets 5% interest for 12 months
The second only gets interest on 250.00 for 11 months.
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Yes ! OK thank you very much that makes sense0
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The 5% AER is an Annual Equivalent Rate, so when calculating for each month you'll need to divide the rate by 12.I am sorry I am still not following, in that case wouldn't it be:
Month 1= 5% @ £12.5- £250 balance
Month 2= £25- £500
Month 3= £37.5- £750
Month4= £50- £1000.....etc
I put in £250 each month on the first of the month for 12 months will £3000 total upon closure
So:
Month 1 Interest = £250 * 5% * (1/12)
Month 2 Interest = £500 * 5% * (1/12)
and so on...0
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