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Santander Easy Access Limited Edition
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Shiver said:Hi.. I've been a Santander bank customer for many years with several accounts. I today opened an Edge Current account so that I can have an Edge Saver. The accounts were available immediately and my online account allowed me to transfer £4k directly from my Easy Access saver into the Edge saver.. I've since read that the money should have gone via the Edge current account. Has anyone had any comeback from transferring money into an edge saver this way? Should I go back and remove the £4k and feed it in via the Edge current account - I understand that if I don't activate a DD from the current account I will not incur the £3 fee just by putting money in the account. Cheers S.
My initial fund of £4K back in Aug was from Barclays - no comeback (other than interest).1 -
Shiver said:Hi.. I've been a Santander bank customer for many years with several accounts. I today opened an Edge Current account so that I can have an Edge Saver. The accounts were available immediately and my online account allowed me to transfer £4k directly from my Easy Access saver into the Edge saver.. I've since read that the money should have gone via the Edge current account. Has anyone had any comeback from transferring money into an edge saver this way? Should I go back and remove the £4k and feed it in via the Edge current account - I understand that if I don't activate a DD from the current account I will not incur the £3 fee just by putting money in the account. Cheers S.
I've never activated cash back so don't have to pay £3 fee. I get occasional messages reminding me to set up direct debits but I ignore them.1 -
Thanks to the 3 posters above for the prompt response. I'll leave things as they are. Thanks again. Cheers - S0
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I phoned Santander in March to ask when the rate would drop. They said there was nothing planned. I rang again last week with the same question and was told it would drop one year after I opened it ‐ September!
Clearly Santander staff don't read MSE posts! I'll move funds to Coventry which is still 5.2% for me.0 -
musicman2004 said:I phoned Santander in March to ask when the rate would drop. They said there was nothing planned. I rang again last week with the same question and was told it would drop one year after I opened it ‐ September!
Clearly Santander staff don't read MSE posts! I'll move funds to Coventry which is still 5.2% for me.
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musicman2004 said:I phoned Santander in March to ask when the rate would drop. They said there was nothing planned. I rang again last week with the same question and was told it would drop one year after I opened it ‐ September!
Clearly Santander staff don't read MSE posts! I'll move funds to Coventry which is still 5.2% for me.1 -
I'm just reading Martin's article about the Easy Access saver rate decreasing to 4.2%.
He seems to suggest that you can switch without penalty.
Have I understood that right? As I thought it was a 12 month term.
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InhaleMood said:I'm just reading Martin's article about the Easy Access saver rate decreasing to 4.2%.
He seems to suggest that you can switch without penalty.
Have I understood that right? As I thought it was a 12 month term.
Thanks
12 months was how long the account was going to last for. If it was tied in for 12 months they wouldn’t have been reducing the rate !0 -
RedImp_2 said:No it’s an easy access account so you can add or remove money as you like.
12 months was how long the account was going to last for. If it was tied in for 12 months they wouldn’t have been reducing the rate !
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RedImp_2 said:InhaleMood said:I'm just reading Martin's article about the Easy Access saver rate decreasing to 4.2%.
He seems to suggest that you can switch without penalty.
Have I understood that right? As I thought it was a 12 month term.
Thanks
12 months was how long the account was going to last for. If it was tied in for 12 months they wouldn’t have been reducing the rate !5
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