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Santander Easy Access Saver - What to do with it?
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BreakingGlass said:I am slowly* moving the money out of Santander
(* Slowly due to £25k per day limit for withdrawals)
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gt94sss2 said:BreakingGlass said:I am slowly* moving the money out of Santander
(* Slowly due to £25k per day limit for withdrawals)
A one-off Standing Order can be for up to £100,000 at Santander
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Meanwhile they are putting up their mortgage rates2
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With the savings account at 4.2% in a few weeks & uncompetitive ISAs they are going to haemorrhage funds pretty quickly.2
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Already reduced to £1 - keeping open as I don’t have another account with Santander, so it’s a foot in the door as it were.
Skipton Member Bonus is my main EA account (will be down to a few hundred by June, all set up to meet monthly pay ins and feed my priority Regular Savers) with Chase used as a holding account if I need to earmark funds. I’m mainly using Regular Savers allowing withdrawals for funds that have no particular purpose, for a higher rate and because it makes sense to feed them while there is monthly deposit allowance available. Monmouthshire Issue 2 that I funded last minute ‘in case’ is now coming into its own.1 -
BreakingGlass said:I am slowly* moving the money out of Santander and into my new Shawbrook 45-day notice account at 5.16% - I want to do so now in case the latter becomes non-available hence stops accepting deposits. My other accounts with >5% are near FSCS limit, and I am trying to avoid opening further new accounts this tax year in order to simplify my finances.
(* Slowly due to £25k per day limit for withdrawals)
I will then close the account and take the interest elsewhere.Personal Responsibility - Sad but True
Sometimes.... I am like a dog with a bone0 -
cloud_dog said:BreakingGlass said:I am slowly* moving the money out of Santander and into my new Shawbrook 45-day notice account at 5.16% - I want to do so now in case the latter becomes non-available hence stops accepting deposits. My other accounts with >5% are near FSCS limit, and I am trying to avoid opening further new accounts this tax year in order to simplify my finances.
(* Slowly due to £25k per day limit for withdrawals)
I will then close the account and take the interest elsewhere.
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cloud_dog said:BreakingGlass said:I am slowly* moving the money out of Santander and into my new Shawbrook 45-day notice account at 5.16% - I want to do so now in case the latter becomes non-available hence stops accepting deposits. My other accounts with >5% are near FSCS limit, and I am trying to avoid opening further new accounts this tax year in order to simplify my finances.
(* Slowly due to £25k per day limit for withdrawals)
I will then close the account and take the interest elsewhere.0 -
dealyboy said:In addition to my Santander Easy Access Saver Issue 3's reduction in interest rate on May 20, my Easy Access Saver Issue 1 is changing to an Everyday Saver Issue 2 on June 12th with the interest rate 1.20%.
I am more concerned about my EA Saver Issue 1, whereas it only has a residual balance of 2p and has had that since my credit interest was received in October 23, it is used as my distribution hub whereby all my other accounts are maintained. I hope that my payees will be retained when my account converts.
Regarding the EA Saver Issue 3, I will move funds to the Chase Saver at 5.1%, bar 3p. I hope I can move funds from Chase to the Everyday Saver Issue 2, hopefully retaining its original account number.1 -
ColdIron said:cloud_dog said:BreakingGlass said:I am slowly* moving the money out of Santander and into my new Shawbrook 45-day notice account at 5.16% - I want to do so now in case the latter becomes non-available hence stops accepting deposits. My other accounts with >5% are near FSCS limit, and I am trying to avoid opening further new accounts this tax year in order to simplify my finances.
(* Slowly due to £25k per day limit for withdrawals)
I will then close the account and take the interest elsewhere.Personal Responsibility - Sad but True
Sometimes.... I am like a dog with a bone0
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