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4000 / 1.06 = £3,773.58. Or perhaps slightly more - that gets you to £4,000 after 12 months, and I suppose that if you're at or under £4,000 after 11 months, you'll still get the full interest on the anniversary, but not after that.
The monthly factor by which your savings are multiplied by is (1 + .0584/12) = 1.004867. £3,791.99 would end up as £4,000.00 after 11 months.
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You said "have a second Edge Saver to which you transfer the monthly interest from the first £4k Edge Saver"
If the second Edge saver is already full you wouldn't do that. If the second Edge saver isn't full, you would split the funds between the two in order to avoid having to transfer the interest.
I acknowledge I am being pedantic.
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Of course @EthicsGradient is right. Divide by 1.06 because that's the aer. Sometimes I just don't think.
For the 4k x2 fullers.I suppose all is not lost, we could still achieve the full 6 AER by moving the interest to one of those regular savers at 7% aer monthly
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I acknowledge that I was being flippant, and said so in a later post.
Of course both Edge savers are full, they are earning whateveritis % more than anywhere else.
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How can we get hold of something like this
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If you have sole and joint accounts you can have 2 Edge Savers per person. We have 1 sole CA each and 1 joint, which allows 4 Edge Savers.
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Are there other banks you can have multiple current accounts with (to obtain multiple savings accounts)?
I already have 3 Lloyds current accounts (from 15 years+ ago when they had good 4% interest rate)
I already have 2 Edge Savers
In a similar vein by accident this morning I opened a second Nationwide 1 Year Single Access Saver (I forgot I already had one) and it let me open and fund. Might be useful for some to extend the 1 Year rate, not amazingly great at 4.00% AER.
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Yes, it depends on what you do with your monthly interest. I always ignore gross and go by AER, it's a more convenient method for comparing products.
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These are not easy access accounts, so off topic for this thread.
For gilts, you need to look to Investment platforms like ii, HL, IG, AJ Bell etc0 -
True. Except for full accounts that 6% is misleading. I was certain that I'm getting 6% on my full accounts until my son quoted me 5.84 . Then I investigated
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