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It doesn't look remotely tempting to me. There are other better paying accounts around and I'm not an IoM resident.0
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jimexbox said:Anyone used Conister Bank?
At the time they didn't have FSCS protection, only Isle of Man's Depositors' Compensation Scheme protection.
However looks like they got FSCS accredited at the end of last year: https://www.conisterbank.co.uk/news-insight/2024/conister-the-new-to-market-bank-that-isn-t-new-at-all-with-decades-of-experience-behind-it/2 -
subjecttocontract said:It doesn't look remotely tempting to me. There are other better paying accounts around and I'm not an IoM resident.
While the rates for other durations are poor, their 5% one year fixed rate is the best currently available.
https://www.conisterbank.co.uk/deposit-accounts/fixed-term-deposit-account/
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refluxer said:subjecttocontract said:It doesn't look remotely tempting to me. There are other better paying accounts around and I'm not an IoM resident.
While the rates for other durations are poor, their 5% one year fixed rate is the best currently available.
https://www.conisterbank.co.uk/deposit-accounts/fixed-term-deposit-account/1 -
Skipton are offering a 1 year save more member bond at 4.60% AER. £500 minimum. Can pay in until 27 November 2024. Can't transfer from existing Skipton accounts.2
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My RCI 2 year fixed is maturing in 14 days. Rather annoyingly , at that point , they aren't offering a direct transfer out to my nominated account
but various not that competitive fixed options or their easy access account if I do nothing. From there I would then have to move it out which would further delay moving on to a better offer elsewhere.
Then I will be looking for the best options for monthly income from the interest.0 -
Patr100 said:My RCI 2 year fixed is maturing in 14 days. Rather annoyingly , at that point , they aren't offering a direct transfer out to my nominated account
but various not that competitive fixed options or their easy access account if I do nothing. From there I would then have to move it out which would further delay moving on to a better offer elsewhere.
Then I will be looking for the best options for monthly income from the interest.16 Panel (250W JASolar) 4kWp, facing 170 degrees, 40 degree slope, Solis Inverter. Installed 29/9/2015 - £4700 (Norfolk Solar Together Scheme); 9.6kWh US2000C Pylontech batteries + Solis Inverter installed 12/4/2022 Year target (PVGIS-CMSAF) = 3880kWh - Installer estimate 3452 kWh:Average over 6 years = 4400 :j0 -
Patr100 said:My RCI 2 year fixed is maturing in 14 days. Rather annoyingly , at that point , they aren't offering a direct transfer out to my nominated account
but various not that competitive fixed options or their easy access account if I do nothing. From there I would then have to move it out which would further delay moving on to a better offer elsewhere.
Then I will be looking for the best options for monthly income from the interest.
Savings Champion have a handy list of the best 1-5 year fixed rate monthly income accounts here : https://savingschampion.co.uk/best-buys/personal/monthly-income-accounts
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Rheumatoid said:Patr100 said:My RCI 2 year fixed is maturing in 14 days. Rather annoyingly , at that point , they aren't offering a direct transfer out to my nominated account
but various not that competitive fixed options or their easy access account if I do nothing. From there I would then have to move it out which would further delay moving on to a better offer elsewhere.
Then I will be looking for the best options for monthly income from the interest.
Their maturity offers are here:
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Rheumatoid said:Patr100 said:My RCI 2 year fixed is maturing in 14 days. Rather annoyingly , at that point , they aren't offering a direct transfer out to my nominated account
but various not that competitive fixed options or their easy access account if I do nothing. From there I would then have to move it out which would further delay moving on to a better offer elsewhere.
Then I will be looking for the best options for monthly income from the interest.I will be moving from a 2 year 4.75% -
Their easy access is not the best and I think I can do better elsewhere if I want fixed or notice
I am assuming they have already factored in another possible BoE rate cut in a couple of weeks time.
They are offering me:
Freedom Savings
Interest rate:4.51% Gross* 4.60% AER**
FIXED TERM - 1 YEARInterest rate:4.22% Gross* 4.30% AER**
FIXED TERM - 18 MONTHInterest rate:4.31% Gross* 4.40% AER**
FIXED TERM 2 YEARInterest rate:4.31% Gross* 4.40% AER**
FIXED TERM - 30 MONTHInterest rate:4.41% Gross* 4.50% AER**
FIXED TERM 3 YEARInterest rate:4.41% Gross* 4.50% AER**
FIXED TERM 4 YEARInterest rate:3.74% Gross* 3.80% AER**
FIXED TERM 5 YEARInterest rate:3.74% Gross* 3.80% AER**
E-Volve 14 Day Notice AccountInterest rate:4.55% Gross* 4.65% AER**
95 DAY NOTICE ACCOUNTInterest rate:4.84% Gross* 4.95% AER**1
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