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Surprisingly Oxbury is still holding the rates for those who opened 90d and 120d before the reduction. I hope it will stay as is for as long as possibleSirHugo said:Received a letter today from Dudley Building Society informing me that the interest rate on their 60 Day Notice Online account is decreasing from 5.40% to 4.35%.
This change takes effect from 3rd May 2024. There are no penalties for any withdrawals within 30 days of the date of the letter (the 17th April).
I had already given notice on an amount that I withdrew today, so will be closing the account entirely now.
Moving my money to my Oxbury 90 day notice account at 5.51%. Just hope this doesn't start dropping now too.
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I think Oxbury will give you much longer notice of a rate reduction: 90 days +1
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Yes, 14 days + notice period. Considering the current trend (i.e. the rates are on decline) 120 days is in a better position than 90 days.slinger2 said:I think Oxbury will give you much longer notice of a rate reduction: 90 days +0 -
Indeed. In an environment where rates are expected to fall somewhat, some of the notice accounts that give you 14 days+notice period warning of a rate cut are looking quite tempting.allegro120 said:
Yes, 14 days + notice period. Considering the current trend (i.e. the rates are on decline) 120 days is in a better position than 90 days.slinger2 said:I think Oxbury will give you much longer notice of a rate reduction: 90 days +1 -
Market Harborough BS 195 day notice account at 5.45% now NLA.1
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Just noticed my RCi 95day is reducing from 5.46 to 4.95 from 21/4. I had foolishly not been keeping up to date and was rushing and had just cancelled my withdrawal meaning I am stuck for another 95 days.0
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They are reducing from 29th April. If you request withdrawal today, you'll get your money on 24th July... and don't forget to withdraw interest when it's credited tooBurcot said:Just noticed my RCi 95day is reducing from 5.46 to 4.95 from 21/4. I had foolishly not been keeping up to date and was rushing and had just cancelled my withdrawal meaning I am stuck for another 95 days.
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got a similar letter - their 90-Day will go from 5.35% to 4.40% on the above date... that appears to be their top rate of all of their accounts.SirHugo said:Received a letter today from Dudley Building Society informing me that the interest rate on their 60 Day Notice Online account is decreasing from 5.40% to 4.35%.
This change takes effect from 3rd May 2024. There are no penalties for any withdrawals within 30 days of the date of the letter (the 17th April).
I had already given notice on an amount that I withdrew today, so will be closing the account entirely now.
Moving my money to my Oxbury 90 day notice account at 5.51%. Just hope this doesn't start dropping now too.
it might have been nice to throw a small amount into an EA account to keep the online account alive, but £50 @ 2.45% doesn't appeal to me... they have a 4.40% RS that you don't need to pay into every month, so will have to check back to see if it was originally a hassle to open my first Dudley Account - that was back 2 years ago when they had their 4.75% 1-yr fix which I seem to remember was a leading rate then (but would only accept one deposit!).1 -
I've got the interest paid into my easy access account with them. Otherwise I assume you have to wait 95 days to get it out. Easy enough to pay it back in, if that's what you decide.allegro120 said:
They are reducing from 29th April. If you request withdrawal today, you'll get your money on 24th July... and don't forget to withdraw interest when it's credited tooBurcot said:Just noticed my RCi 95day is reducing from 5.46 to 4.95 from 21/4. I had foolishly not been keeping up to date and was rushing and had just cancelled my withdrawal meaning I am stuck for another 95 days.
The difference in rates between the 95-day and the EA is only 0.2% (4.75 v 4.95) which seems surprisingly small.0 -
Better to request account closure (if you intend to empty the account) instead of requesting a withdrawal of the current balance, otherwise you'll get caught in that (almost) endless interest loopallegro120 said:
They are reducing from 29th April. If you request withdrawal today, you'll get your money on 24th July... and don't forget to withdraw interest when it's credited tooBurcot said:Just noticed my RCi 95day is reducing from 5.46 to 4.95 from 21/4. I had foolishly not been keeping up to date and was rushing and had just cancelled my withdrawal meaning I am stuck for another 95 days.
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