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Anyone used Hargreaves’s Lansdown saving platform?
Can get 2.2% on a one year fix with £50 cash back on a £50k deposit with Aldermore1 -
Not at all about the Bank collapsing but possibly a virus planted on my mobile or I lose it is my main worry. Mind you I had £12 k worth of shares of Halifax bank and lost the lot almost ! when they collapsed I ve also had an Icelandic Bank I d never heard of collapse too . I m only a little jittery of being well over the £85 k n Chase .I have faith in the banking protection system .CheekyMikey said:
You’re getting jittery about one of the biggest banks in the world but are considering a bank I’ve never heard of until recently?SAC2334 said:I see on moneysaving expert fixed savings that a new one has cropped up now called Hodge Bank offering 2.2% on a 1 year fix ( 2.18 % monthly interest ) Has anyone got any advice about this bank .
I ve got too much in Chase Bank now and getting a bit jittery so the sensible thing is to open a 1 year fixed .0 -
you just reminded me they did the same for me last August - though there was only a 0.04% difference between the two rates! I asked them by email if they would raise it (as I was still within the 14 days) and they said no... logged in the next day to find the rate had been changed.Malchester said:Between opening my account and sending funds the interest rate increased from 2.08% to 2.2% (not a lot I know) but they increased the rate on my account automatically. So far so good and would, so far recommend them.
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I use them all the time - much easier than opening accounts with multiple banks, with all the security checks that involves...Dave1979 said:Anyone used Hargreaves’s Lansdown saving platform?
Can get 2.2% on a one year fix with £50 cash back on a £50k deposit with AldermoreBeing brave is going after your dreams head on2 -
HL rarely ever have market leading rates. The cashback sweetener for new customers is generally the only option to better the market leading rates. The cashback offer was the reason I opened an HL Active Savings account. Beyond that, I wouldn‘t pay for the convenience of a single logon, but it might be important enough for others to do so.ScarletBea said:
I use them all the time - much easier than opening accounts with multiple banks, with all the security checks that involves...Dave1979 said:Anyone used Hargreaves’s Lansdown saving platform?
Can get 2.2% on a one year fix with £50 cash back on a £50k deposit with Aldermore
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Daliah said:
HL rarely ever have market leading rates.ScarletBea said:
I use them all the time - much easier than opening accounts with multiple banks, with all the security checks that involves...Dave1979 said:Anyone used Hargreaves’s Lansdown saving platform?
Can get 2.2% on a one year fix with £50 cash back on a £50k deposit with AldermoreOh I don't know about that, I've had a few over the years, often with BLME. Today they have Investec at 2.25%, same as BLME last week (though it only lasted a few days). Best 1 year that I can see elsewhere is Al Rayan at 2.26%. Close enough for me and I do find it a faff to establish yet another relationship with a new bank3 -
I have used them, as others have said - you can often beat their interest rates but for me the convenience of using a single platform will offset a small difference in return.Dave1979 said:Anyone used Hargreaves’s Lansdown saving platform?
Can get 2.2% on a one year fix with £50 cash back on a £50k deposit with Aldermore
I was looking to use them as a 'savings ladder' to feed into Reg Saver account, e.g. get 3 mth, 6 mth and 9 mth fixed savers that feed into Chase when they mature and use Chase to feed monthly into the reg savers. I've not convinced myself yet that the effort for a few quid is worth it, but I do like playing with spreadsheets.loose does not rhyme with choose but lose does and is the word you meant to write.0 -
Just seen that Investec are doing a 1 year fixed at 2.25%…….time to open one I think.0
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This may sound like a stupid question but here goes
I have got the shawbrook 2% 6month fixed bond
now I assumed on maturity- I would receive £1000 interest, on a balance of £50k
have I got that wrong?!0 -
2% annual interest on £50k would be £1k. Over 6 months it will be £500ranciduk said:This may sound like a stupid question but here goes
I have got the shawbrook 2% 6month fixed bond
now I assumed on maturity- I would receive £1000 interest, on a balance of £50k
have I got that wrong?!0
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