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Yes - I did earlier today.1
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Devonjem said:Yes - I did earlier today.doh - it never occurred to me to check and withdraw £5k from the Charter 2.25% to my nominated account and funded the fix from there... though the £5k hasn't even hit the nominated account yet.the weird thing is the charter fix is showing a rate of 3.49% - no idea why as I think it should show 4.23%, but have sent them a secure message.1
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mine wasn't showing on the day I opened the account, but today its showing 4.23% along with the balance
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janusdesign said:Devonjem said:Yes - I did earlier today.doh - it never occurred to me to check and withdraw £5k from the Charter 2.25% to my nominated account and funded the fix from there... though the £5k hasn't even hit the nominated account yet.the weird thing is the charter fix is showing a rate of 3.49% - no idea why as I think it should show 4.23%, but have sent them a secure message.0
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bristolleedsfan said:janusdesign said:Devonjem said:Yes - I did earlier today.doh - it never occurred to me to check and withdraw £5k from the Charter 2.25% to my nominated account and funded the fix from there... though the £5k hasn't even hit the nominated account yet.the weird thing is the charter fix is showing a rate of 3.49% - no idea why as I think it should show 4.23%, but have sent them a secure message.2
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What would be the best instant access savings account at the moment that pays interest monthly (or at worst quarterly) that we could put £20-30k into. We are looking at potentially doing an extension to the house next year, so anything that only pays interest annually like the Nationwide 2.1% offer won't be any use to us.
I know Marcus at 1.8% pays out monthly, just wondering if there is anything else with similar ease of use but a higher rate that we would actually gain the interest from over the next few months. Or are we better off just topping up our Premium Bond pot?
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Eirambler said:What would be the best instant access savings account at the moment that pays interest monthly (or at worst quarterly) that we could put £20-30k into. We are looking at potentially doing an extension to the house next year, so anything that only pays interest annually like the Nationwide 2.1% offer won't be any use to us.
I know Marcus at 1.8% pays out monthly, just wondering if there is anything else with similar ease of use but a higher rate that we would actually gain the interest from over the next few months. Or are we better off just topping up our Premium Bond pot?
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Eirambler said:I know Marcus at 1.8% pays out monthly, just wondering if there is anything else with similar ease of use but a higher rate that we would actually gain the interest from over the next few months. Or are we better off just topping up our Premium Bond pot?0
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