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Tesco Current Account will pay no interest from 22/9
j.p
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Nothing to see here, move along.
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How do you know ?0
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An email went out today, I got one too.
I'll keep it for the double clubcard points when shopping at Tesco, but may keep less money in.0 -
The key bit of the email states:
"During March 2020 the Bank of England decreased base rates from 0.75% to their lowest ever level of 0.10%.Given this significant change to the base rate we’ve reviewed our current account interest rate and made the decision to reduce this to 0%. This means from 22 September 2020 you won’t earn interest. You’ll still earn your current rate of 1% AER on eligible balances up to £3,000 until then."
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Ever since Tesco Bank sold its mortgage book and stopped offering new ones it's felt like it's been winding down: it certainly stopped bidding for instant access deposits by offering table topping rates in the way that it used to and it hasn't been offering new current accounts for while.2
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KxMx said:An email went out today, I got one too.
I'll keep it for the double clubcard points when shopping at Tesco, but may keep less money in.Not heard anything yet.Only keep it at £100 which is more than enough for a weekly shop and a tank of petrol at 2% points and transfer money in for buying Premium Bonds and paying into the HL SIPP for the 0.125% worth of points. If they cut the points that will be the end.
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I still have £6000 across two current accounts, £5 a month is better than nowt. Can't really see where it's worth moving it to after September, there's nothing worthwhile about at the moment.I'm just grateful I've still got some money in the bank(s), lots of people haven't after recent events.I came into this world with nothing and I've got most of it left.2
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NS&I Direct Saver pays 1% so that's an easy place to put your funds, no current account related hoops (monthly funding, DD etc)0
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The legacy Tesco accounts don't have any conditions attached.
Still a great tip.0 -
Shame, I was using it as a Regular Saver feeder. Will need to find a new home.
Wondering how long the Lloyds Club rate will last now
Retired 1st July 2021.
This is not investment advice.
Your money may go "down and up and down and up and down and up and down ... down and up and down and up and down and up and down ... I got all tricked up and came up to this thing, lookin' so fire hot, a twenty out of ten..."0 -
Doesn't this change effectively eliminate 'legacy' Tesco Bank accounts or am I missing something?KxMx said:The legacy Tesco accounts don't have any conditions attached.
Still a great tip.0
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