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Just a reminder the AA EA Members Saver and AA Easy Access Savings reduce from 4.3% and 4.2% respectively to 4.05% and 3.95% respectively tomorrow.2
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'ToTP' - Top, available Easy Access accounts ranked by rate - updated...
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1 Chase boost trkr4.50% inc.newbie-only 1yr bonus (29/12)see ToTP trail. AO
Cahoot Simple Saver Iss13 4.40% £1 min (10/10) ***NLA 05/01*** Iss14 4.05% (see below #8)
2 Manchester BS Rainy Day Saver (single access) 4.25% £1min (22/09) ->4.15% wef 20/01
Top Easy Access acs Ranked: Top of The Pots - **No Chat** — MoneySavingExpert ForumR AA Easy Access Savings 4.20% Incl. 1st year bonus (19/11) ->3.95% wef 06/01
3 Vida Savings Defined Access Issue 3 4.11% £10 min `quad' (19/12)
4 Spring Easy Saver 4.11% £10 min (19/12) AO
5 Vanquis Triple Access Saver (Issue 4) (`tri') £1k min 4.08% (19/12)
6 Charter Easy Access Issue 70 4.06% (02/01)
7 AA EA Members Saver 4.30% Incl. 1st year bonus (19/11) -> 4.05% wef 06/01
8 Cahoot Simple Saver Iss14 4.05 % £1 min (05/01)
9 Tesco Internet Svr 4.05% £1min (05/01)
10 Chetwood EA 4.04% (05/01)
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Thanks B1.Bridlington1 said:
Only opened it yesterday and shoved a load in there today. At least it's not as dramatic a fall like some others.2 -
I saw this on my update prep - but it says in the link 'There are currently no products available, please check back later...' ?
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Ulster have obviously been reading this forum and have reissued their email with the date included now. Still 6 March.Kissington said:Ulster Limited Edition Saver account holders…
Rate is reducing as posts above, but not until 6th March. See separate Ulster thread.
I have a link, but as a newbie I am not allowed to post them yet.0 -
You are quite correct, it seems all their accounts are NLA to new customers at least. I don't know if existing customers can apply, I haven't an account with them to check.soulsaver said:
I saw this on my update prep - but it says in the link 'There are currently no products available, please check back later...' ?Bridlington1 said:0 -
I just logged in to online banking and can confirm that DF Capital don't currently have any savings accounts available to existing customers either.Bridlington1 said:
You are quite correct, it seems all their accounts are NLA to new customers at least. I don't know if existing customers can apply, I haven't an account with them to check.soulsaver said:
I saw this on my update prep - but it says in the link 'There are currently no products available, please check back later...' ?Bridlington1 said:4 -
Just checked. Same message for existing customers under 'Apply' while logged on:Bridlington1 said:
You are quite correct, it seems all their accounts are NLA to new customers at least. I don't know if existing customers can apply, I haven't an account with them to check.soulsaver said:
I saw this on my update prep - but it says in the link 'There are currently no products available, please check back later...' ?Bridlington1 said:Apply for a new online productOur online savings accounts offer an easy and secure way for you to manage your money online.Unfortunately we don’t have any products available at this time, please look back in future.3 -
Is the 4.2% Tesco Internet Saver rate being reduced, please ?1
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SH88SH88 said:Is the 4.2% Tesco Internet Saver rate being reduced, please ?The 4.20% was only available 16 September - 8 December. The current one is 4.05% (3.00% fixed bonus plus the 1.05% standard rate)If you already have the 4.20% one it can only be reduced if Tesco reduce their standard rate because of the fixed bonus. I've not heard of any reduction but of course they could whenever they want. Tesco tend to be slow to reduce their rates, they usually just announce a new saver with a lower bonus5
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