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Further to the last but one post (Simon not Allegro) I think the 10% Virgin saver will pay some interest on the 30th.3
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happybagger said:£1200 earning 8% instead of around 5% in typical access account over 5 days is under 50p in my book. Not really worth a debate - I'd just open it now if I was going to.2
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allegro120 said:Bridlington1 said:The advantage of opening and funding it on 31st rather than today would be that you'd be effectively swapping having 5 days of the account sitting with a £200 balance earning 8% in December for an extra 5 days of having the account sat at a £1.2k balance earning 8% in June. In other words you get more interest opening/funding the account on 31/12/24 as opposed to opening/funding the account today.allegro120 said:happybagger said:£1200 earning 8% instead of around 5% in typical access account over 5 days is under 50p in my book. Not really worth a debate - I'd just open it now if I was going to.
Additionally having an account mature at the end of the month would also reduce the length of time you'd need to store money temporarily in regular savers and/or an EA account at a lower rate before you use the funds for other regular savers on 1st, which in my experience has left me with more interest overall.2 -
January is my last 5.12% month (cahoot) - as it stands I will be feeding from 4.75% (unless something decent crops up)0
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allegro120 said:happybagger said:£1200 earning 8% instead of around 5% in typical access account over 5 days is under 50p in my book. Not really worth a debate - I'd just open it now if I was going to.0
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happybagger said:January is my last 5.12% month (cahoot) - as it stands I will be feeding from 4.75% (unless something decent crops up)1
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HSBC and First Direct Flexible Savers (Easy Access):
Looking for accounts to close.
I think these came from maturing Regular Savers.
I think I read on the forum somewhere if I leave them open, maturity is quicker next time?
Can anyone confirm please? Wanted to check before I closed them.
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ForumUser7 said:HSBC and First Direct Flexible Savers (Easy Access):
Looking for accounts to close.
I think these came from maturing Regular Savers.
I think I read on the forum somewhere if I leave them open, maturity is quicker next time?
Can anyone confirm please? Wanted to check before I closed them.
Thanks
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ForumUser7 said:HSBC and First Direct Flexible Savers (Easy Access):
Looking for accounts to close.
I think these came from maturing Regular Savers.
I think I read on the forum somewhere if I leave them open, maturity is quicker next time?
Can anyone confirm please? Wanted to check before I closed them.
Thanks2 -
[Deleted User] said:Further to the last but one post (Simon not Allegro) I think the 10% Virgin saver will pay some interest on the 30th.0
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