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Whats the best saving account currently then to put 60k in then?
My atom gone down to like 4%0 -
You can find a list of the current best-paying easy access accounts here.porcorosso said:Whats the best saving account currently then to put 60k in then?
My atom gone down to like 4%
If you don't already have a Chase account, then new customers can currently get a 2.25% boost on a Chase Saver for a year, which works out at 4.75%. The rate tracks the BoE base rate, so will go up and down accordingly. Instant deposits and withdrawals. You need to open a Chase current account first, but you don't have to use it.1 -
If anyone has any hidden links for accessing Skipton FA accounts (standard or ISA) I'd appreciate them sending. I used one that was in here last year.1
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@soulsaver RCi Bank Freedom Savings dropping from 4.20% to 4.05% AER on 9th September for existing accounts... currently at that rate for new accounts.1
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Chip Instant Access Account drops from 4.84% to 4.32% for new customers (includes 1.58% bonus for 12 months)1 -
Not that it’s a worthwhile account but for the record Shawbrook Bank EA down to 3.3%.Although as an aside, don’t do what I did and absentmindedly leave £400 in there.
1 The interest rate drops to 0.05%
2. Minimum online withdrawal is £5000 -
And withdrawals arrive the next working day IIRC.RedImp_2 said:Not that it’s a worthwhile account but for the record Shawbrook Bank EA down to 3.3%.Although as an aside, don’t do what I did and absentmindedly leave £400 in there.
1 The interest rate drops to 0.05%
2. Minimum online withdrawal is £5000 -
It's funny, they used to be near the top, but now seem to be keen not to attract new business.RedImp_2 said:Not that it’s a worthwhile account but for the record Shawbrook Bank EA down to 3.3%.Although as an aside, don’t do what I did and absentmindedly leave £400 in there.
1 The interest rate drops to 0.05%
2. Minimum online withdrawal is £5000 -
If you have less than £500 in the account you can withdraw it all.RedImp_2 said:Not that it’s a worthwhile account but for the record Shawbrook Bank EA down to 3.3%.Although as an aside, don’t do what I did and absentmindedly leave £400 in there.
1 The interest rate drops to 0.05%
2. Minimum online withdrawal is £5002kWp Solar PV - 10*200W Kioto, SMA Sunny Boy 2000HF, SSE facing, some shading in winter, 37° pitch, installed Jun-2011, inverter replaced Sep-2017 AND Feb-2022.0 -
Yes but not online as I mentionedKevinG said:
If you have less than £500 in the account you can withdraw it all.RedImp_2 said:Not that it’s a worthwhile account but for the record Shawbrook Bank EA down to 3.3%.Although as an aside, don’t do what I did and absentmindedly leave £400 in there.
1 The interest rate drops to 0.05%
2. Minimum online withdrawal is £5000
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