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typistretired 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
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RG2015 said: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 £9586.01 out of £6000 after August (158.45%)
OS Grocery Challenge in 2025 I am at £2226.88/£3000 or 74.23% of my annual spend so far
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
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Suffolk_lass said:RG2015 said: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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RG2015 said:Suffolk_lass said:RG2015 said: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 -
typistretired said:RG2015 said:Suffolk_lass said:RG2015 said: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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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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