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WOW, that didn’t last long. Well done those who filled their boots0
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Crikey that was lucky , I opened the Zopa account yesterday but hadnt had money in my linked account to fund it until about 20 minutes ago. Got the transfer done and its all showing nicely in the 4.75 and Reg saver pots1
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well, at least that solves the argument of not putting it in the instant true easy access account list6
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Until they offer a custard cream boostAndyTh_2 said:well, at least that solves the argument of not putting it in the instant true easy access account list
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I never went for the account myself largely due to to the rate not quite being high enough for me to put funds in. I'm hoping that if they launch a version at a higher rate that excludes those who hold the 4.75% version I'll end up being one of those jammy dodgers who held out for a bit.flaneurs_lobster said:5 -
I’ve just opened my very first Cahoot account and not been asked to upload anything.Expotter said:Is it standard practice for Cahoot to ask for proof of ID and address every time you open a new account, even for existing customers? I have two accounts already and also a Santander current account and they're once again asking me to upload documents.0 -
But there are no accounts with higher rates? Was this not the best option?Bridlington1 said:
I never went for the account myself largely due to to the rate not quite being high enough for me to put funds in. I'm hoping that if they launch a version at a higher rate that excludes those who hold the 4.75% version I'll end up being one of those jammy dodgers who held out for a bit.flaneurs_lobster said:0 -
All my non-ISA savings are now in regular savers paying north of 5% with the exception of some money in Santander's Edge Saver at 6%. For any other EA savings I've not needed to go over the £3k limit on the Cahoot Sunny Day Saver.topyam said:
But there are no accounts with higher rates? Was this not the best option?Bridlington1 said:
I never went for the account myself largely due to to the rate not quite being high enough for me to put funds in. I'm hoping that if they launch a version at a higher rate that excludes those who hold the 4.75% version I'll end up being one of those jammy dodgers who held out for a bit.flaneurs_lobster said:
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Skipton Member Bonus Saver 2 AAnyone having the Skipton Member Bonus Saver 2 A, it should be paying 4.75% on balances up to £5,000 but I've just noticed my rate has dropped to 2.55%. This is what I would expect after 12 months when the fixed bonus of 2.20% ends, but it's only been available since June. I've queried it with them and they've referred it to their Savings Team. Check yours!3
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