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Best Easy Access online Joint Savings account - Saving for a Wedding!!
LisaHayes_71
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Hi could anyone, give me any recommendations on the best online joint savings account (easy access), we need to start saving for our wedding next July and just wondered if any of you could give us a heads up on what is the best?
Many Thanks
Lisa Hayes
Many Thanks
Lisa Hayes
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Best Easy Access Savings Accounts | Up To 5.30% (moneyfactscompare.co.uk)
If you click on the button on the right top corner 'Full Search' and then tick the box 'Joint accounts only'
You will get a list of all the accounts you can apply to via the site.
If you click 'Rate Order' ( Top right) you get a full list.2 -
Charter Savings are very good and do joint accounts. Many don’t. Currently 5% EA…..you may get a little more elsewhere so check as above.1
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Ford Money do joint accounts on their Flexible Saver at 4.95% - 4.84% if you want your interest paying monthly - which might be attractive for your circumstances.
ETA: added link.1 -
Shawbrook do joint easy access. 5.11% annual
https://www.shawbrook.co.uk/direct/savings/personal-savings/easy-access-savings-accounts0 -
Even for a wedding, why does it have to be joint? Why not sole or two sole accounts?
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On a separate note @LisaHayes_71 , if that is your real name I strongly suggest you change your username to an alias. For your own security (same goes for all of the internet).
"If you aren’t willing to own a stock for ten years, don’t even think about owning it for ten minutes” Warren Buffett
Save £12k in 2025 - #024 £1,450 / £15,000 (9%)0 -
I'd say keep your account seperate for now. You can always have a joint account years down the line.0
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