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Hen's tooth
EstherSmyth
Posts: 4 Newbie
Does anyone know of any account which offers the following, or am I looking for the proverbial hen's tooth?
* Good rate of interest
* Easy access
And, probably more important for my particular circumstances:
* No minimum monthly deposit
* Not linked one bank account (ie: anyone can make a deposit into it).
Doesn't matter whether it's a current or savings account.
Thanks for reading.
* Good rate of interest
* Easy access
And, probably more important for my particular circumstances:
* No minimum monthly deposit
* Not linked one bank account (ie: anyone can make a deposit into it).
Doesn't matter whether it's a current or savings account.
Thanks for reading.
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Have you had a read through the "Savings Accounts" thread on the site? https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/savings-accounts-best-interest/0
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Literally all [adult] savings accounts now need a linked/nominated account from which deposits are made to the savings account, and into which withdrawals are made from the savings account.EstherSmyth wrote: »* Not linked one bank account (ie: anyone can make a deposit into it).
This is easily achieved by making a current account, in the name of the savings account holder, the linked/nominated account. People other than the account holder can make deposits into the current account - albeit, such deposits need to be by bank transfer or PAYM or cheque. I believe cash deposits can only be made by the account holder.
Some building societies still offer passbook accounts, which wouldn't need a linked account but are likely to have similar restrictions for deposits. And lots of drawbacks regarding management of the account.0
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