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Their one yr RS issue 4 is up from 1 to 1.2 tootypistretired said:Received letter today Furness BS increasing interest rate from 1.40% to 1.60% from 1st March 2022 on 3 year regular saver apologies if already posted0 -
Yes, sorry, I'll delete it (and this, if you take your reply out, so all trace goes). I'll go back to lurking now...RG2015 said:
I believe that you have inadvertently posted this on the wrong thread.Suffolk_lass said:I got an email from Skipton offering a 16 month fixed rate ISA. 0.7-1.4% depending on how much is invested. Takes transfers. Here's the linkSave £12k in 2025 #2 I am at £10,020.92 out of £6000 after September
OS Grocery Challenge in 2025 I am at £2234.63/£3000 or 74.49% of my annual spend so far (not going to be much of a Christmas at this rate as no spare after 9 months!
I also Reverse Meal Plan on that thread and grow much of our own premium price fruit and veg, joining in on the Grow your own thread
My new diary is here0 -
There is a newish thread created for fixed term savers. See the link below.Suffolk_lass said:
Yes, sorry, I'll delete it (and this, if you take your reply out, so all trace goes). I'll go back to lurking now...RG2015 said:
I believe that you have inadvertently posted this on the wrong thread.Suffolk_lass said:I got an email from Skipton offering a 16 month fixed rate ISA. 0.7-1.4% depending on how much is invested. Takes transfers. Here's the link
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6332491/the-top-fixed-interest-savings-discussion-area#latest
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Suffolk lass referred to an ISA not a fixed rate saverRG2015 said:
There is a newish thread created for fixed term savers. See the link below.Suffolk_lass said:
Yes, sorry, I'll delete it (and this, if you take your reply out, so all trace goes). I'll go back to lurking now...RG2015 said:
I believe that you have inadvertently posted this on the wrong thread.Suffolk_lass said:I got an email from Skipton offering a 16 month fixed rate ISA. 0.7-1.4% depending on how much is invested. Takes transfers. Here's the link
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6332491/the-top-fixed-interest-savings-discussion-area#latest"Look after your pennies and your pounds will look after themselves"1 -
Thank you @typistretired,typistretired said:
Suffolk lass referred to an ISA not a fixed rate saverRG2015 said:
There is a newish thread created for fixed term savers. See the link below.Suffolk_lass said:
Yes, sorry, I'll delete it (and this, if you take your reply out, so all trace goes). I'll go back to lurking now...RG2015 said:
I believe that you have inadvertently posted this on the wrong thread.Suffolk_lass said:I got an email from Skipton offering a 16 month fixed rate ISA. 0.7-1.4% depending on how much is invested. Takes transfers. Here's the link
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6332491/the-top-fixed-interest-savings-discussion-area#latest
I was trying to be helpful, and @Suffolk_lass was referring to a fixed term product and not a regular saver.
I did consider suggesting the ISA Board but thought that on balance the fixed term saver thread was the better option.1 -
Next month we will all be busy on the ISA board"Look after your pennies and your pounds will look after themselves"0
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TSB monthly saverI notice that the terms for this account state that any balance above £1500 receives an interest rate of 0%. It is not now advantageous to add a 13th payment after 12 calender months of adding the maximum of £125 each month2
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As you will receive no interest on a thirteenth payment, no.
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NatWest/RBS Digital Regular SaverI've noticed that the terms for this account have now changed. Regularl savings amount now £1-£150 each month. Interest 3% to £1000, 0.25% £1001-£5000, 0.01% over £5000.Doesn't affect me as I'm all but £1000.13
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How strange!Descrabled said:NatWest/RBS Digital Regular SaverI've noticed that the terms for this account have now changed. Regularl savings amount now £1-£150 each month. Interest 3% to £1000, 0.25% £1001-£5000, 0.01% over £5000.Doesn't affect me as I'm all but £1000.
Does this mean we'll all be upping our monthly contribution to this and the RBS RS too?
And topping up this month's limit.
Or are we stuck on the previous T&Cs?0
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