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Just had an email for Nat West advising that they are reducing the rate on their Regular Saver from 29th August.Good news for those with up to £5000 in it, is that it is remaining at 6.17% AER.
Bad news for those that are daft enough to have over £5000 in it, is that the rate is reducing from 1.75% to 1.60%2 -
This was mentioned a few posts agoStargunner said:Just had an email for Nat West advising that they are reducing the rate on their Regular Saver from 29th August.Good news for those with up to £5000 in it, is that it is remaining at 6.17% AER.
Bad news for those that are daft enough to have over £5000 in it, is that the rate is reducing from 1.75% to 1.60%I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?0 -
I have looked back over a few days and cant see it.surreysaver said:
This was mentioned a few posts agoStargunner said:Just had an email for Nat West advising that they are reducing the rate on their Regular Saver from 29th August.Good news for those with up to £5000 in it, is that it is remaining at 6.17% AER.
Bad news for those that are daft enough to have over £5000 in it, is that the rate is reducing from 1.75% to 1.60%0 -
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I have looked back over a few days and cant see it.surreysaver said:
This was mentioned a few posts agoStargunner said:Just had an email for Nat West advising that they are reducing the rate on their Regular Saver from 29th August.Good news for those with up to £5000 in it, is that it is remaining at 6.17% AER.
Bad news for those that are daft enough to have over £5000 in it, is that the rate is reducing from 1.75% to 1.60%I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?0 -
For anyone who has the Hanley Economic Online Regular Saver (NLA), it looks like the rate is remaining at 5.5%https://www.thehanley.co.uk/savings-rates
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As is their Branch RS that a few of of 'use'RosieRooBear said:For anyone who has the Hanley Economic Online Regular Saver (NLA), it looks like the rate is remaining at 5.5%https://www.thehanley.co.uk/savings-rates
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I love the optimism, but unless I'm missing something (very possible!) surely Hanley simply haven't announced their rate cuts on non-base rate linked savings accounts yet and are making us wait to find out how must they'll be slashing their savings rates by?RosieRooBear said:For anyone who has the Hanley Economic Online Regular Saver (NLA), it looks like the rate is remaining at 5.5%https://www.thehanley.co.uk/savings-rates0 -
As their list states all interest rates from 1st September 2024 I’m presuming that they’ve made the decision on all their rates, I could be wrong but hopefully not 🤞premierfella said:
I love the optimism, but unless I'm missing something (very possible!) surely Hanley simply haven't announced their rate cuts on non-base rate linked savings accounts yet and are making us wait to find out how must they'll be slashing their savings rates by?RosieRooBear said:For anyone who has the Hanley Economic Online Regular Saver (NLA), it looks like the rate is remaining at 5.5%https://www.thehanley.co.uk/savings-rates1 -
Hope you're wrong, there are a lot of 5.5% regular savers still out there but the HEBS one is an outlier (£1000/mth max, 5 penalty-free withdrawals, no end date), it's almost an easy access.premierfella said:
I love the optimism, but unless I'm missing something (very possible!) surely Hanley simply haven't announced their rate cuts on non-base rate linked savings accounts yet and are making us wait to find out how must they'll be slashing their savings rates by?RosieRooBear said:For anyone who has the Hanley Economic Online Regular Saver (NLA), it looks like the rate is remaining at 5.5%https://www.thehanley.co.uk/savings-rates5 -
Ulster Bank have announced 0.45% cut from 14 October.
Taking a one year fixed rate at 5.5% back in June was a wise move.Rob1
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