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So I have today had this email from cahoot
"We want to remind you that your Cahoot Sunny Day Saver does not pay interest on balances over £3,000. Currently you have a balance over this amount which isn't earning you any interest"
I have an issue paying 4.75% just under 3k
Following other people's comments saying they opened a different issue and got interest on both issues without a problem I did the same, so I also have the current issue paying 5%, just under 3k.
So... Where do they get "balance above 3k" from, are they aggregating the two?
If so, be aware.
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happybagger said:So I have today had this email from cahoot
"We want to remind you that your Cahoot Sunny Day Saver does not pay interest on balances over £3,000. Currently you have a balance over this amount which isn't earning you any interest"
I have an issue paying 4.75% just under 3k
Following other people's comments saying they opened a different issue and got interest on both issues without a problem I did the same, so I also have the current issue paying 5%, just under 3k.
So... Where do they get "balance above 3k" from, are they aggregating the two?
If so, be aware.1 -
happybagger said:So I have today had this email from cahoot
"We want to remind you that your Cahoot Sunny Day Saver does not pay interest on balances over £3,000. Currently you have a balance over this amount which isn't earning you any interest"
I have an issue paying 4.75% just under 3k
Following other people's comments saying they opened a different issue and got interest on both issues without a problem I did the same, so I also have the current issue paying 5%, just under 3k.
So... Where do they get "balance above 3k" from, are they aggregating the two?
If so, be aware.
They are definitely not aggregating the account totals.
Check any account details on the email, are they definitely referring to your account?0 -
happybagger said:So I have today had this email from cahoot
"We want to remind you that your Cahoot Sunny Day Saver does not pay interest on balances over £3,000. Currently you have a balance over this amount which isn't earning you any interest"
I have an issue paying 4.75% just under 3k
Following other people's comments saying they opened a different issue and got interest on both issues without a problem I did the same, so I also have the current issue paying 5%, just under 3k.
So... Where do they get "balance above 3k" from, are they aggregating the two?
If so, be aware.
i've got 4 Sunny Day Savers with £3k in each - the only time there is ever more than that £3k in, is when the £12 monthly interest is paid but I transfer it to a Simple Saver within a day or two.I have never received the email that you have.Update: it appears I did get the email on June 12, but it was in my server's spam quarantine - it's just marketing to encourage other savings accounts to be opened with them, rather than a genuine subtle warning about having multiple sunny saver accounts.0 -
Never been above 3k in either and annual interest which therefore hasn't been paid to date
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I received the same email last week.
I had one account with full 3k and a second with £10. Both interest paid annually!
Knowing that the 3k account can't possibly go over until interest paid next year, I thought the problem must be the overall balance of 3010 so I withdrew the money from the £10 account leaving that one at zero.
Now, reading the above comments, I'm not sure why I got the email. 🤔0 -
The text messaging alerts have now been stopped by Cahoot/Santander recently, I wonder if this is why they have offered/ now sent an email?0
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I had the same message and queried it. This is their response:
"Thank you for your email regarding your new message. We sent this message out to a lot of our customers by mistake. Please ignore it. We do apologise for any inconvenience."
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MarkFromCornwall said:
I had the same message and queried it. This is their response:
"Thank you for your email regarding your new message. We sent this message out to a lot of our customers by mistake. Please ignore it. We do apologise for any inconvenience."
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MarkFromCornwall said:
I had the same message and queried it. This is their response:
"Thank you for your email regarding your new message. We sent this message out to a lot of our customers by mistake. Please ignore it. We do apologise for any inconvenience."
I wonder whether they’ll send another email to clarify?0
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