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Bank rate Coventry BS
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Don't you think Coventry will increase the rates now NSI is offering something decent ?0
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It's simply an email to say "don't email us about this". Heading off the many customers messaging "what are you doing about rates?"
One thing I think most here will agree on - they're unlikely to increase their First Home Saver rate!
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Johnjdc said:db3745 said:I'd like to see something on the fixed multi-year interest front. Their Fixed Bond (300) @ 4.1% maturing 30/4/2024 has me puzzled, as in how did they arrive at the date? It's a 15-month account now; don't know when they launched it, but for tax purposes if I opted for annual interest it would all drop into 2024/2025 tax year. That's no use so I'd have to go for monthly - or am I wrong?
The benchmark 2-year fixed rate (UK gilt) fell by more than 0.2% following the Bank of England announcement, and is now down 1.4% since the autumn peak. So you might be waiting a long time for fixed rates to get better than they were late last year.I appreciate that. I took out 2 year ISAs for us both in early November at good rates, but as it took me so long with Coventry to get signed up for the now 3.25% limited access in Dec/Jan I thought if they did happen to throw in say a 2 year at 4.25% I'd put something in that instead of having to sign up with someone new.I just don't really see the point of the Fixed Bond I mentioned in OP but don't know when it was first offered.0 -
There will be a payment at the end of 30 April 2023 as well, which will be the 2023/2024 tax year.db3745 said:I'd like to see something on the fixed multi-year interest front. Their Fixed Bond (300) @ 4.1% maturing 30/4/2024 has me puzzled, as in how did they arrive at the date? It's a 15-month account now; don't know when they launched it, but for tax purposes if I opted for annual interest it would all drop into 2024/2025 tax year. That's no use so I'd have to go for monthly - or am I wrong?0 -
RobinhoodSavings said:
There will be a payment at the end of 30 April 2023 as well, which will be the 2023/2024 tax year.db3745 said:I'd like to see something on the fixed multi-year interest front. Their Fixed Bond (300) @ 4.1% maturing 30/4/2024 has me puzzled, as in how did they arrive at the date? It's a 15-month account now; don't know when they launched it, but for tax purposes if I opted for annual interest it would all drop into 2024/2025 tax year. That's no use so I'd have to go for monthly - or am I wrong?
Yes, I should have clarified - like most people, with tax considerations I haven't had to think tax while rates were very low, and rises happened too late to worry me for this tax year, but 2023/2024 is a different matter.
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Hi, that's strange I've got the option to make an immediate internal transfer between Coventry accounts. In fact I've just moved money from Easy Access to Limited Access!ANGLICANPAT said:Unless Im missing a shortcut , my beef with Coventry is when they wont always allow you to just move across within the system from one particular acc to another , eg I found my Cov easy access was paying less than the limited access saver online 7 ( which is paying 2.85%) and Ive had to transfer the easy access to my nom bank HSBC yesterday , and then send it back out to new Cove online 7 one today , but HSBC can only transfer £25k a day, so it will take 2 days to complete it . Must be simple for them to just move between accounts internally , so I dont know why they wont with some of them.
I go into "payments" which shows my nominated external account at the top, then scroll down and it lists my other Coventry accounts underneath.1 -
Yes, I've moved money 'internally' between CBS accounts, without difficulty, too.4justice2 said:
Hi, that's strange I've got the option to make an immediate internal transfer between Coventry accounts. In fact I've just moved money from Easy Access to Limited Access!ANGLICANPAT said:Unless Im missing a shortcut , my beef with Coventry is when they wont always allow you to just move across within the system from one particular acc to another , eg I found my Cov easy access was paying less than the limited access saver online 7 ( which is paying 2.85%) and Ive had to transfer the easy access to my nom bank HSBC yesterday , and then send it back out to new Cove online 7 one today , but HSBC can only transfer £25k a day, so it will take 2 days to complete it . Must be simple for them to just move between accounts internally , so I dont know why they wont with some of them.
I go into "payments" which shows my nominated external account at the top, then scroll down and it lists my other Coventry accounts underneath.
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That tumbleweed is still rolling on many Coventry savings accounts, even after today's announcements
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Being nosey... How many Regular Saver accounts do you have? — MoneySavingExpert Forum1 -
Bobblehat said:That tumbleweed is still rolling on many Coventry savings accounts, even after today's announcements

too true 
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