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Somewhere between the two of you, then. ...0
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There used to be a spreadsheet on here which used to work out exactly how interest was calculated on regular savings. But as the account matures on the anniversary date you open it surely whether it is August 28th or September 1st shouldn't make a lot of difference"Look after your pennies and your pounds will look after themselves"0
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Gosh, that must be some spreadsheet !From experience of writing my own, the different ways the different institutions calculate interest is enough to drive you mad. ...0
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typistretired said:There used to be a spreadsheet on here which used to work out exactly how interest was calculated on regular savings. But as the account matures on the anniversary date you open it surely whether it is August 28th or September 1st shouldn't make a lot of differenceI consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?0
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Whichever way you will only get interest on 12 months. Maximum of £3,000 allowed"Look after your pennies and your pounds will look after themselves"0
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typistretired said:Whichever way you will only get interest on 12 months. Maximum of £3,000 allowedI consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?0
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The account does not open until funds are put into the account. I was informed about this when they sent me a secure message saying I could not add my account online until it was funded. But as you cannot fund until they receive your signature, it is a vicious circle. So whatever day you fund with determine the anniversary date. But as only 12 payments are allowed you will have to wait for a month for maturity. I thought you were comparing rate with what you were receiving in your feeder account. Open account 27th August 2020 last payment July 2021. Matures 27th August 2021. Open account September 2020 last payment August 2021. Matures September 2021. If think any difference maybe pennies as total interest only about £24."Look after your pennies and your pounds will look after themselves"0
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typistretired said:The account does not open until funds are put into the account. I was informed about this when they sent me a secure message saying I could not add my account online until it was funded. But as you cannot fund until they receive your signature, it is a vicious circle. So whatever day you fund with determine the anniversary date. But as only 12 payments are allowed you will have to wait for a month for maturity. I thought you were comparing rate with what you were receiving in your feeder account. Open account 27th August 2020 last payment July 2021. Matures 27th August 2021. Open account September 2020 last payment August 2021. Matures September 2021. If think any difference maybe pennies as total interest only about £24.I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?0
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This was in my secure message
"Until we receive all the required documents and funds the account is not officially open, therefore cannot be processed online.""Look after your pennies and your pounds will look after themselves"0 -
typistretired said:This was in my secure message
"Until we receive all the required documents and funds the account is not officially open, therefore cannot be processed online."I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?0
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