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Recognise Bank - 18 month down from 6.10% to 5.70%
5 year @ 5.75% still available to new customers ( as was case early hours of this morning)0 -
I just tried to open the Recognise Bank 5 year fix as an existing customer so I logged in, it was showing on the list of accounts available to open but when I clicked through to apply I ended up with a message saying it was no longer available.
So I have gone with UTB instead0 -
although if you go to Recognise's site and try to open one, the application process begins normally - whether it would be opened upon submission of the application, I don't know.SavingsBoo said:I just tried to open the Recognise Bank 5 year fix as an existing customer so I logged in, it was showing on the list of accounts available to open but when I clicked through to apply I ended up with a message saying it was no longer available.1 -
Yes - it did let me start the application but then computer said no!janusdesign said:
although if you go to Recognise's site and try to open one, the application process begins normally - whether it would be opened upon submission of the application, I don't know.SavingsBoo said:I just tried to open the Recognise Bank 5 year fix as an existing customer so I logged in, it was showing on the list of accounts available to open but when I clicked through to apply I ended up with a message saying it was no longer available.0 -
At what point does this fail as it is still listed on the comparison sites.SavingsBoo said:
Yes - it did let me start the application but then computer said no!janusdesign said:
although if you go to Recognise's site and try to open one, the application process begins normally - whether it would be opened upon submission of the application, I don't know.SavingsBoo said:I just tried to open the Recognise Bank 5 year fix as an existing customer so I logged in, it was showing on the list of accounts available to open but when I clicked through to apply I ended up with a message saying it was no longer available.0 -
I could click on the 'Open an account' link from the list of available accounts to take me to the 5 year account summary page, then 'Open an account' again, and it was at that point the message came up to say NLA. I haven't tried from the main website without being logged in though. I was just trying to save a bit of time rather than applying as a new customer to UTB who have a marginally higher rate!BigBlueSky said:
At what point does this fail as it is still listed on the comparison sites.SavingsBoo said:
Yes - it did let me start the application but then computer said no!janusdesign said:
although if you go to Recognise's site and try to open one, the application process begins normally - whether it would be opened upon submission of the application, I don't know.SavingsBoo said:I just tried to open the Recognise Bank 5 year fix as an existing customer so I logged in, it was showing on the list of accounts available to open but when I clicked through to apply I ended up with a message saying it was no longer available.0 -
NS&I Green bond looks competitive at 5.7% 3 yrs now ?Over £2K made from bank switches and P2P incentives since 2016 :beer:1
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Definitely going to get involved with this one.buyhighselllow said:NS&I Green bond looks competitive at 5.7% 3 yrs now ?
Quite rare NS@I are as close to the top of the market (0.3%?) as they are with this one.
And as far as we can tell it actually pays out in 3 years, not quoting it annualised as some multiple fixed accounts seem to do (seemingly against HMRC advice).1 -
Problem is get walloped for the tax in years..is a 3 year fixed ISA able to beat it after tax ?auser99 said:
Definitely going to get involved with this one.buyhighselllow said:NS&I Green bond looks competitive at 5.7% 3 yrs now ?
Quite rare NS@I are as close to the top of the market (0.3%?) as they are with this one.
And as far as we can tell it actually pays out in 3 years, not quoting it annualised as some multiple fixed accounts seem to do (seemingly against HMRC advice).Over £2K made from bank switches and P2P incentives since 2016 :beer:0 -
I'm already going to get smashed for interest next year, unless I do some mad salary sacrifice stuff, so pushing this a few years ahead and keeping the value lowish seems ok.buyhighselllow said:
Problem is get walloped for the tax in years..is a 3 year fixed ISA able to beat it after tax ?auser99 said:
Definitely going to get involved with this one.buyhighselllow said:NS&I Green bond looks competitive at 5.7% 3 yrs now ?
Quite rare NS@I are as close to the top of the market (0.3%?) as they are with this one.
And as far as we can tell it actually pays out in 3 years, not quoting it annualised as some multiple fixed accounts seem to do (seemingly against HMRC advice).0
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