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Santander Easy Access Limited Edition
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Sad, although I was closing mine when the new tax year ISA`s come out anyway.
Great while it lasted though since the begining of Sept, 23.3 -
I’m also waiting for the new tax year and will be moving the money from this easy access, but it has been a great rate#660
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BIB Possibly, but as they’ve just launched another version, same rate but matures 31/3/25, I doubt they plan to withdraw it before the start of the new tax yearallegro120 said:
Virgin is still offering 5.25% ISA, it's the best offer on the market and probably will be withdraws soon. You need to open current account with Virgin to be eligible.johnbhoy70 said:
Thanks for this. Saved me asking. Opened this and moved from FD bonus savings account and need to keep a handle on the 1k interest. It's not an issue yet but ISA needed in a couple of months methinks.refluxer said:
From the Key Facts Document... "We’ll pay the interest on the monthly or yearly anniversary of the day you opened the account."london21 said:When is interest payment made? Account opened 4th September. Thanks3 -
Thank you. I didn't realise they've launched issue 11. It will be a good home for my 2024/25 allowance and transfer from 2023/24.badger09 said:
BIB Possibly, but as they’ve just launched another version, same rate but matures 31/3/25, I doubt they plan to withdraw it before the start of the new tax yearallegro120 said:
Virgin is still offering 5.25% ISA, it's the best offer on the market and probably will be withdraws soon. You need to open current account with Virgin to be eligible.johnbhoy70 said:
Thanks for this. Saved me asking. Opened this and moved from FD bonus savings account and need to keep a handle on the 1k interest. It's not an issue yet but ISA needed in a couple of months methinks.refluxer said:
From the Key Facts Document... "We’ll pay the interest on the monthly or yearly anniversary of the day you opened the account."london21 said:When is interest payment made? Account opened 4th September. Thanks0 -
I wonder if the cahoot Sunny Day Saver will follow suit? I never got around to opening one – not sure if it's worth doing now.MSE_Petar said:Hi everyone,
Santander has announced it'll be cutting the rate on Issue 3 of its limited edition easy-access saver to 4.2% on 20 May - we've published an MSE News story about this here:
Thanks,
MSE Petar0 -
Nobody knows if it will follow suite and when it might happen. I think it is worth opening it now before this account goes NLA. In any case it won't loose anything by having it opened.SirHugo said:
I wonder if the cahoot Sunny Day Saver will follow suit? I never got around to opening one – not sure if it's worth doing now.MSE_Petar said:Hi everyone,
Santander has announced it'll be cutting the rate on Issue 3 of its limited edition easy-access saver to 4.2% on 20 May - we've published an MSE News story about this here:
Thanks,
MSE Petar1 -
allegro120 said:
Virgin is still offering 5.25% ISA, it's the best offer on the market and probably will be withdraws soon. You need to open current account with Virgin to be eligible.johnbhoy70 said:
Thanks for this. Saved me asking. Opened this and moved from FD bonus savings account and need to keep a handle on the 1k interest. It's not an issue yet but ISA needed in a couple of months methinks.refluxer said:
From the Key Facts Document... "We’ll pay the interest on the monthly or yearly anniversary of the day you opened the account."london21 said:When is interest payment made? Account opened 4th September. Thanks
only an option if you haven't maxed your ISA allowance. It also is a 1 year fixed term account, so hardly a good replacement for an easy access account
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You can't possibly max your 2004/25 allowance before 6th April. All EAs are variable and it is quite obvious what direction the are going. But it's true that Virgin ISA is not a replacement for EAs because it's a different type of product.friolento said:allegro120 said:
Virgin is still offering 5.25% ISA, it's the best offer on the market and probably will be withdraws soon. You need to open current account with Virgin to be eligible.johnbhoy70 said:
Thanks for this. Saved me asking. Opened this and moved from FD bonus savings account and need to keep a handle on the 1k interest. It's not an issue yet but ISA needed in a couple of months methinks.refluxer said:
From the Key Facts Document... "We’ll pay the interest on the monthly or yearly anniversary of the day you opened the account."london21 said:When is interest payment made? Account opened 4th September. Thanks
only an option if you haven't maxed your ISA allowance. It also is a 1 year fixed term account, so hardly a good replacement for an easy access account0 -
allegro120 said:
You can't possibly max your 2004/25 allowance before 6th April. All EAs are variable and it is quite obvious what direction the are going. But it's true that Virgin ISA is not a replacement for EAs because it's a different type of product.friolento said:allegro120 said:
Virgin is still offering 5.25% ISA, it's the best offer on the market and probably will be withdraws soon. You need to open current account with Virgin to be eligible.johnbhoy70 said:
Thanks for this. Saved me asking. Opened this and moved from FD bonus savings account and need to keep a handle on the 1k interest. It's not an issue yet but ISA needed in a couple of months methinks.refluxer said:
From the Key Facts Document... "We’ll pay the interest on the monthly or yearly anniversary of the day you opened the account."london21 said:When is interest payment made? Account opened 4th September. Thanks
only an option if you haven't maxed your ISA allowance. It also is a 1 year fixed term account, so hardly a good replacement for an easy access account
I could max out my 2024-25 ISA with other funds.
Anyway, the main point is that comparing the AER of a fixed rate account to the AER of an easy access account isn't very meaningful. If I want/need easy access, it wouldn't be particularly helpful if I locked up my money for a year.
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I've had a letter confirming the reduction in the "documents and statements" section on the Santander app.1
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