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You posted just as I was modifying my post, sorry for the confusion. But it is easy access.
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It is quite clear in my post that I am replying to a question about ISA's. You should direct your post to the originator of the conversation.
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I thought they did - make sure you're setting the input to transfer. And if you set the amount to what you're transferring you'll only see rates relevant to that.
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Thinking of doing the Revolut 5% on £25k savings account offer. Are withdrawals and deposits typically instant 24/7 or are there often delays? And do withdrawals usually go smoothly even for larger amounts like £25k as I recall a while back reading about how Revolut can be a bit overzealous in terms of freezing legitimate payments because their algorithms detect them as possible fraud?
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I opened a Revolut current account last night to get this deal and the savings account it’s offering is only 2.9% so not sure whether it’s been withdrawn or I’m doing something wrong. If you work out how please let me know!
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@soulsaver - Chip Easy Access Saver 5.01% (boosted for 6 months from 3.50%) - new customers only, monthly interest, 3-penalty free withdrawals.
United Trust Bank UTB Limited Access Saver Account - 4.30% (£5k min, 2 withdrawals or less, annual interest)
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Were you previously a customer, or are you brand new, first time, customer?
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Revolut
You open that 2.9% account and then there's an option yo open a 5% savings account
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Chip
In the blurb lower down, it actually states 4 penalty-free withdrawals?
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where? I can see it says the following…
If you make 4 or more withdrawals within a 12 month period your rate will drop by 2.10% to either; 2.91% AER (variable tracker with the boost above applied) for the remainder of the 6 month period since opening the account
so 3 penalty free withdrawals - then upon the 4th, you pay the penalty of a reduced rate… or am I missing something?
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