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Well that's annoying. I'm just a couple of months away from "renewing" this. I had considered doing so at the end of July, but decided to wait. At least I didn't rush to do so when the interest rate decision was announced or I'd have missed out on those last couple of months.
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masonic said:Well that's annoying. I'm just a couple of months away from "renewing" this. I had considered doing so at the end of July, but decided to wait. At least I didn't rush to do so when the interest rate decision was announced or I'd have missed out on those last couple of months.1
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Santander Edge saver (Issue 2)
Can holders of issue 1 also open Issue 2? The KFD says "You can have an account in your sole name." but it's not clear if "an account" is "any Edge saver account of any issue" or "an account of this Edge Saver Issue 2".0 -
Rheumatoid said:snnexus6 said:refluxer said:BigBlueSky said:refluxer said:Today's BoE cut means that the recent boosted Chase Saver will go from 5.1% to 4.85% next Thursday (8th August).
The normal Chase Saver tracks 1.15% below the base rate and the most recent boosted Saver tracks 0.15% below (until next January)
However, looking at the terms & conditions again it appears to state that the underlying rate won't change until the 16th January 2024.
Quoted from Chase T&C's linked to account:
"What's the interest rate on the account?
The interest rate for the Chase saver account is currently 4.1% AER (variable, 4.02% gross), calculated every day and paid every month.Your interest rate with the boost is currently 5.1% AER (variable, 4.98% gross), calculated daily and paid monthly until 16 January 2025. After this date, the interest rate will change to the standard variable interest rate for the Chase saver account. We'll let you know when this is about to happen."
So the important point there stating the rate will only change on 16th Jan when the rate reverts to the standard variable interest rate and only then linked to the BoE rate.
So I believe in my circumstances the rate in the boosted account will not alter until 16/01/24 and it will then be linked to whatever the BoE rate will be.
We'll find out for certain next week...!
Reading again it's referring to the 1% booster that won't change until January not the whole 5.1% rate which is how I was trying to interpret it - like I said wishful thinking!0 -
dcs34 said:Santander Edge saver (Issue 2)
Can holders of issue 1 also open Issue 2? The KFD says "You can have an account in your sole name." but it's not clear if "an account" is "any Edge saver account of any issue" or "an account of this Edge Saver Issue 2".
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Was still at 7% this early morning and was on my list to renew today, a bit behind on all things after 1.5 weeks business travel in China and behind the China firewall MSE is entirely blocked so was wading through hundreds of posts.0
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pecunianonolet said:
.. and behind the China firewall MSE is entirely blocked...7 -
flaneurs_lobster said:masonic said:Well that's annoying. I'm just a couple of months away from "renewing" this. I had considered doing so at the end of July, but decided to wait. At least I didn't rush to do so when the interest rate decision was announced or I'd have missed out on those last couple of months.
Did you close yours by 'phone as it sounds like yours was done more efficiently?1 -
granta said:flaneurs_lobster said:masonic said:Well that's annoying. I'm just a couple of months away from "renewing" this. I had considered doing so at the end of July, but decided to wait. At least I didn't rush to do so when the interest rate decision was announced or I'd have missed out on those last couple of months.
Did you close yours by 'phone as it sounds like yours was done more efficiently?That might be enough to abort the closure. As it is a manual process, following up with a message that you've changed your mind might be beneficial if you want to hang on to the 7% version a while longer.Monday - Thursday sounds like a normal timescale for chat-based closure. Normally it takes a couple of days for someone to pick up the chat request and action it.1 -
granta said:flaneurs_lobster said:masonic said:Well that's annoying. I'm just a couple of months away from "renewing" this. I had considered doing so at the end of July, but decided to wait. At least I didn't rush to do so when the interest rate decision was announced or I'd have missed out on those last couple of months.1
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