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Thanks for that.t1redmonkey said:
It's pretty much instant if doing it via open banking.SeriousHoax said:Can someone tell me how long it takes for a withdrawal from Trading 212 to reach my account?0 -
Just signed up to Trading 212. Very quick to open an account.0
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Yes, I did look at using that as an easy access account but the QMMFs put me off as, like you came to the same conclusion about protection and wasn't sure how much would be allocated to QMMFs.t1redmonkey said:
Trading 212 offer the same rate of 5.17% on non ISA money too (it’s what I’m using currently for small amounts of easy access cash). The issue is that it’s not fully FSCS protected based on my understanding, since they split your money across a combination of banks but also place some of it in QMMFs. The portion held in the QMMFs isn’t FSCS protected, but the money held in the banks is (that’s my understanding anyway, someone feel free to correct me if I’m wrong!).Wheres_My_Cashback said:
Curious too as to what these issues are, my experience so far has been positive apart from the 1 day delay on fund distribution, however that is soon recouped through the higher interest rate and currently enjoying the price war with Moneybox who I also have funds with.friolento said:
In contrast, TRading 212 adds the interest to your balance on a daily basis. Mind you, they have other issues, so it's from the devil into the deep blue sea.
But this really isn't the thread to be discussing ISAs.
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It's about 30% in QMMFs when I look at mine, and approx 70% in JP Morgan/Barclays/Natwest. I do get the worry about it not being fully FSCS protected though, which is why I also only hold relatively small amounts in there.Wheres_My_Cashback said:
Yes, I did look at using that as an easy access account but the QMMFs put me off as, like you came to the same conclusion about protection and wasn't sure how much would be allocated to QMMFs.t1redmonkey said:
Trading 212 offer the same rate of 5.17% on non ISA money too (it’s what I’m using currently for small amounts of easy access cash). The issue is that it’s not fully FSCS protected based on my understanding, since they split your money across a combination of banks but also place some of it in QMMFs. The portion held in the QMMFs isn’t FSCS protected, but the money held in the banks is (that’s my understanding anyway, someone feel free to correct me if I’m wrong!).Wheres_My_Cashback said:
Curious too as to what these issues are, my experience so far has been positive apart from the 1 day delay on fund distribution, however that is soon recouped through the higher interest rate and currently enjoying the price war with Moneybox who I also have funds with.friolento said:
In contrast, TRading 212 adds the interest to your balance on a daily basis. Mind you, they have other issues, so it's from the devil into the deep blue sea.
But this really isn't the thread to be discussing ISAs.1 -
Only the S&S ISA uses QMMFs. Cash ISA does not1
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Not talking about the ISA, talking about uninvested cash which earns 5.17% interest.dlevene said:Only the S&S ISA uses QMMFs. Cash ISA does not0 -
Chip, 5% has been pulled.2
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Just SeriousHoax said:
Just noticed after signing up a few hours ago to the 5%, surely they have to give notice?Chip, 5% has been pulled.0 -
Yes it's now showing at 4.75% in app. They don't have to give notice it's a variable tracker account.gesdt50 said:Just SeriousHoax said:
Just noticed after signing up a few hours ago to the 5%, surely they have to give notice?Chip, 5% has been pulled.1 -
No. It s a "tracker". "The rates on these accounts will change on the same day that the BoE base rate moves."gesdt50 said:Just SeriousHoax said:
Just noticed after signing up a few hours ago to the 5%, surely they have to give notice?Chip, 5% has been pulled.1
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