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Hoping for a spate of interest hikes over next few days - who will be first?0
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I'll be watching the space. I have scheduled withdrawals in 90 days Mansfield tracker (NLA) that pays BoE rate. If any any provider will beat 90-days 4.50% offer I will stop cancelling my withdrawals and gradually redirect the funds. I doubt this will happen, but who knows, it's always worth monitoring.Burcot said:Hoping for a spate of interest hikes over next few days - who will be first?0 -
Investec 90 day Notice Saver 4.25% 5K minimum2
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One of my 90d accounts closes in 3 days (investec) and I am hoping something over 4% appears this week. I am already trapped in an earlier 90d Cynergy account (less that 4%) until July so cannot use that option or go over the protected amount. Come on banks show us what you are made of and pass on the recent interest rise speedily!0
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Notice accounts have a good utility now in conjunction with long period zero interest credit cards. Stoozing out 4% interest per year (even accounting for highest tax bands) easily beats even the best cashback credit cards.0
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Really think Investec’s increase on their 90 Day to 4.25% is attractive and a great balance between easy access and longer fixed term rates. I’m in.4
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Investec itself offering 4.25% on 90 day now.Burcot said:One of my 90d accounts closes in 3 days (investec) and I am hoping something over 4% appears this week. I am already trapped in an earlier 90d Cynergy account (less that 4%) until July so cannot use that option or go over the protected amount. Come on banks show us what you are made of and pass on the recent interest rise speedily!2 -
Thats good news re Investec. Will wait 2 days and if no better deals surface will continue with Investec for another 90 days.0
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That's very competitive from investec, and they pass straight through rather than making you switch to a new issue etc. (I belive from prior increases).
I'll be cancelling my dis-investment instruction....and re-starting the clock.
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I'm with Investec also. Do you trigger the 90 day instruction immediately so you can move it if it gets to something better after 90 days? I had never thought of that. Can you cancel this instruction at any point?PhilFox1985 said:That's very competitive from investec, and they pass straight through rather than making you switch to a new issue etc. (I belive from prior increases).
I'll be cancelling my dis-investment instruction....and re-starting the clock.0
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