Notice Accounts

nightowl888

Vanquis 90 day notice Issue 2 - 5.50% minimum £1000

kjs31

I opened a RCI 95 day notice account a couple of weeks ago. How do I ‘give notice’? I only seem to have a withdraw option. Will a withdrawal transfer the amount to the selected linked account after 95 days? I looked at RCI FAQs but couldn’t see it there. Thanks. 

Malchester

kjs31 

I opened a RCI 95 day notice account a couple of weeks ago. How do I ‘give notice’? I only seem to have a withdraw option. Will a withdrawal transfer the amount to the selected linked account after 95 days? I looked at RCI FAQs but couldn’t see it there. Thanks. 

Once you have authenticated your nominated account you can go to either 'make a withdrawal' to withdraw a set amount ot to 'close account' to withdraw thd whole amount after 95 days. You can cancel the withdrawal/closure.

jimexbox

Oxbury 90 day's notice, issue 10 is 5.51%. If anyone has an earlier issue, CS will transfer your funds. 

B2468

Any idea why the RCI account isn't listed any more? I think it's the top notice account still?

DavidAC

RCI 95 day notice is still showing 5.6% on their site but Cynergy 5.55% 120 days and Oxbury 5.51% 90 days are the highest on MSE. Anyone from MSE, can you shed any light on this.

soulsaver

DavidAC said:

RCI 95 day notice is still showing 5.6% on their site but Cynergy 5.55% 120 days and Oxbury 5.51% 90 days are the highest on MSE. Anyone from MSE, can you shed any light on this.

B2468 said:

Any idea why the RCI account isn't listed any more? I think it's the top notice account still?

RCI 95 day 5.60% is NLA for new customers, still available for existing... atm.

allegro120

soulsaver said:

DavidAC said:

RCI 95 day notice is still showing 5.6% on their site but Cynergy 5.55% 120 days and Oxbury 5.51% 90 days are the highest on MSE. Anyone from MSE, can you shed any light on this.

B2468 said:

Any idea why the RCI account isn't listed any more? I think it's the top notice account still?

RCI 95 day 5.60% is NLA for new customers, still available for existing... atm.

I'm glad I grabbed it on time. I assume we won't see any matching offers from banks in foreseen future.

DavidAC

Hope they don't cut the rate now that they are not after new customers.

allegro120

DavidAC said:

Hope they don't cut the rate now that they are not after new customers.

If they do, they give 109 days notice which gives more than enough time to make a decision on what to do with the funds.  I hope we won't see cuts on NLAs for a while but can't imagine any new competitive offerings in near future.