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Halifax Reward Account changing to £3 charge with “lifestyle rewards”
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JustAnotherSaver said:So so if you had 12% interest rate then you wouldn’t get 12% each month, you only get 1% for a total of 12%?0
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Wasn’t aware that a post count was relative to anything.
Anyway, I always thought the rate was what you got each day. So if something is advertised as 5% then it’s just 5% throughout, day after day.
Move ... ok why on earth does my phone autocorrect I’ve to move???
anyway, I’ve seen AER & APR, I’ve never bothered looking in to it all, I just look at the number and if that number is bigger than that number then I go for it because it’ll give me more money.0 -
This has got to be a windup.
You thought 5% interest meant 5% PER DAY?4 -
crumpet_man said:This has got to be a windup.
You thought 5% interest meant 5% PER DAY?I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?0 -
surreysaver said:Next question will be why the OP hasn't doubled their money after 17 days!1
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For those noting the June vs July differences... I made my selection today using the letter given and I noticed the phone number on the letter (June) vs the website (July) is different so that might reflect the 2 groups. Time will tell!0
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The equivalent AER for the new Halifax Reward Current Account if you keep £5000 in for a year and follow all the conditions is more than 1.2%. If you deposit the £5 reward each month in an interest bearing account the extra interest earned (about 30p) brings you up to about 1.206%!
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I have opted for the £500 debit card out a month. I first tried a £5 payment to PO saver a little while ago and it worked ok. Today I tried to make a payment to get into the monthly habit but got this on the PO site:
"Requests to the server have been blocked by an extension2
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Tried calling them but having to wait ages?
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May be they did you a favour by not letting you deposit any more. You are a very brave person, planning on depositing £500 into a PO savings account each month. Have you worked out how you would be able, reliably and instantly, to withdraw your cash from the account?1
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colsten said:May be they did you a favour by not letting you deposit any more. You are a very brave person, planning on depositing £500 into a PO savings account each month. Have you worked out how you would be able, reliably and instantly, to withdraw your cash from the account?I did it last week.£500.00 Halifax to PO on Friday, they don't do FP so had the weekend to wait.It was in PO Tuesday. Moved it back, it was in Halifax Wednesday.
Don`t steal - the Government doesn`t like the competition2
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