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Santander to double 123 Lite fee and shake up current account cashback - MSE News
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Mine is done on anniversary of opening so around 25th of month - the fee goes out and interest etc comes in.
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I was expecting less than a quid, and received £4.26 (so £2.26 net)
As a popular supermarket says, Every Little Helps
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Just noticed on my statement, changes to cashback will be on statements from 27th November
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I regard the net cash-back as the monthly interest on the few hundred pounds I leave in the account. Highest interest rate by far of all my money and it's not taxable!wiseonesomeofthetime said:I was expecting less than a quid, and received £4.26 (so £2.26 net)
As a popular supermarket says, Every Little Helps
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Even when it reverts to a few pence, it will still net me more than any of my current accounts combined each month.
Hence why I've kept it.
Good move to Barclays and get £3pm through their Blue Rewards, but cannot be bothered with opening a new account and cycling £800 through that one.
The £500pm for this account is more than I need to cover my DDs, so playing hokey cokey with my cash lol0 -
I’ve just had my first payment under the new rates. £6.08 less the £2 fee, £4.08 net. I was getting between £8 and £9 net before. In my two months without council tax I’ll be just about breaking even.0
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It depends how much you keep in it earning no interest, but £4.08 on say £500 is equivalent to 9.8% per annum. You can't get that anywhere else safely.1
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This is why I opted to pay my Council Tax over 12 months.Nebulous2 said:I’ve just had my first payment under the new rates. £6.08 less the £2 fee, £4.08 net. I was getting between £8 and £9 net before. In my two months without council tax I’ll be just about breaking even.
I will make 56p per month, with a float balance of £200.schiff said:It depends how much you keep in it earning no interest, but £4.08 on say £500 is equivalent to 9.8% per annum. You can't get that anywhere else safely.
So, £6.72pa on £200 = 3.36% return
My cashback will increase slightly next year when council tax and energy DDs rise.0 -
If you pay the CT in 10 instalments, you get your cashback earlier.wiseonesomeofthetime said:
This is why I opted to pay my Council Tax over 12 months.Nebulous2 said:I’ve just had my first payment under the new rates. £6.08 less the £2 fee, £4.08 net. I was getting between £8 and £9 net before. In my two months without council tax I’ll be just about breaking even.2 -
Viz top tip, many might try to look down the back of the sofa where there might be more than 56p lurking....1
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