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TSB current account - rate will reduce to 1.5%
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Really not good news.
Wonder if TSB will crack down on those customers with above the allowed amount of this account too?1 -
veryintrigued said:Really not good news.
Wonder if TSB will crack down on those customers with above the allowed amount of this account too?That's annoying. We have 3 of these accounts between us, on the advice of our TSB bank manager.1 = Our original joint account, which more than met the money in/money out criteria.2 & 3 = Single accounts, seeded with £1.5K each - then each month he pays my account £500 and I pay his account £500.0 -
Yea TSB subsequently tightened this loophole but left the accounts open.1
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Not entirely unexpected news, they have to fund their new IBM-managed IT systems somehow.
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"you can earn up to £22.38 a year in gross interest" ... time to finally ditch TSB then
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what do you mean you have a couple of these accounts?xylophone said:I have a couple of these accounts and we've had a good run at 5%/3% - I'll leave them alone for the moment until the rate reduces further then think again.0 -
We've got our 3 between us, which we shall still be keeping even at 1.5%. it'll still be the best place for £4500 instant access cash, (over and above our regular savers) once my Marcus bonus finishes.How's it going, AKA, Nutwatch? - 12 month spends to date = 2.60% of current retirement "pot" (as at end May 2025)0
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Way back when you could have two accounts per person, this was allowed by TSB so there were plenty on here who had two accounts with (I think) £3k in each paying 5% interest, no DD requirement, just pay in £500 per month which you can do from one TSB account to the other.alandaniel132 said:
what do you mean you have a couple of these accounts?xylophone said:I have a couple of these accounts and we've had a good run at 5%/3% - I'll leave them alone for the moment until the rate reduces further then think again.
I may have got the £3k limit mixed up with Tesco who also allowed two current accounts per person.0 -
My wife and I have 7 between us, nice earner on 10.5k when it was 5% and then 3%. I'll keep for now but I will switch if any switching offers come up that I haven't already taken advantage of.0
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It used to be you were allowed to hold two of these accounts but they changed their T&Cs to say you are only allowed to hold one - but I think those with two accounts open at the time were allowed to keep them open. Although technically the current T&Cs say you can only hold one sole account... it just seems TSB aren't enforcing this part.alandaniel132 said:
what do you mean you have a couple of these accounts?xylophone said:I have a couple of these accounts and we've had a good run at 5%/3% - I'll leave them alone for the moment until the rate reduces further then think again.
Whilst the rates aren't great, the accounts are already up and running so I'll probably hang onto them for the time being.0
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