RCI Freedom Account VS Investec E-asy Access

Hey all
I am looking to get an easy access account (already have Marcus and not eligible for Saga) with a top rate of interest. At the moment RCI and Investec have the best rates, however has anyone had any experience with either? 

Kind regards

Gabriel

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  • LHW99
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    We have had an instant access savings account with RCI for a couple of years. Had no problems, although haven't tried to withdraw anything yet. They have opened a UK registered section for UK customers since we left the EU, as they are French owned.
  • d63
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    edited 6 May 2020 at 11:18PM
    RCI is a bit slow for withdrawals, need to request before 1pm for next day. on the plus side you don't need a mobile phone to log in, unlike investec. also you may find it a little difficult to open the investec e-asy account unless you are already a customer, but you might be able to workaround that by opening a notice or fixed account first, best to check with them about that though, and they also have a £10k mininum too before you earn any interest.
    (edit: just a thought, but since neither RCI or investec have yet to announce a drop in rate since the BoE business, the income bonds from NS&I at 1.15% may be a safer option.)
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