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Mizrahi Tefahot Bank Ltd
miss_curly
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I'm a new investor having recently been left some money.
I see Mizrahi Tefahot Bank Ltd mentioned one MSE and via Raisin. I'm not familiar with the bank and wondered if I can really trust that its covered by the FSCS guarantee ?
Does anyone have experience of this bank please and especially if accessed through Raisin?
Looking for reassurance I guess
I see Mizrahi Tefahot Bank Ltd mentioned one MSE and via Raisin. I'm not familiar with the bank and wondered if I can really trust that its covered by the FSCS guarantee ?
Does anyone have experience of this bank please and especially if accessed through Raisin?
Looking for reassurance I guess
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All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.
Pedant alert - it's could have, not could of.1 -
Seriously? why would you even consider this when Halifax etc is around the corner?miss_curly said:I'm a new investor having recently been left some money.
I see Mizrahi Tefahot Bank Ltd mentioned one MSE and via Raisin. I'm not familiar with the bank and wondered if I can really trust that its covered by the FSCS guarantee ?
Does anyone have experience of this bank please and especially if accessed through Raisin?
Looking for reassurance I guessAnd so we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.0 -
I would have thought that was obvious....... Halifax are paying a lower interest rate.Bostonerimus1 said:
Seriously? why would you even consider this when Halifax etc is around the corner?miss_curly said:I'm a new investor having recently been left some money.
I see Mizrahi Tefahot Bank Ltd mentioned one MSE and via Raisin. I'm not familiar with the bank and wondered if I can really trust that its covered by the FSCS guarantee ?
Does anyone have experience of this bank please and especially if accessed through Raisin?
Looking for reassurance I guess7 -
It has the full £85,000 FSCS protection, as do all results on moneyfactscompare.co.uk where this screenshot is from

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Just for clarity, when you say’I am a new investor’ most people will think you are looking at stocks and shares etc.miss_curly said:I'm a new investor having recently been left some money.
I see Mizrahi Tefahot Bank Ltd mentioned one MSE and via Raisin. I'm not familiar with the bank and wondered if I can really trust that its covered by the FSCS guarantee ?
Does anyone have experience of this bank please and especially if accessed through Raisin?
Looking for reassurance I guess
You are a new Saver.4 -
Maybe your question is whether a bank can put an FSCS logo on their marketing materials when they do not actually have FSCS recognition? Fair question. You can use the FSCS checker at https://www.fscs.org.uk/check/check-your-money-is-protected. That shows that Mizrahi Tefahot is covered by FSCS. How your money reaches them - through a Raisin-like platform or directly - makes no difference.2
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There are two cautions with this. Companies are not permitted to display the FSCS logo and say they are protected when they are not, but scam sites often do. How your money reaches the FSCS protected bank doesn't matter, but it matters that it does reach them. So it is important to make sure you use legitimate sources of information and send money only to intermediary institutions that have appropriate FCA authorisation to control client money. The genuine website address of a firm can be found on the FCA register.aroominyork said:Maybe your question is whether a bank can put an FSCS logo on their marketing materials when they do not actually have FSCS recognition? Fair question. You can use the FSCS checker at https://www.fscs.org.uk/check/check-your-money-is-protected. That shows that Mizrahi Tefahot is covered by FSCS. How your money reaches them - through a Raisin-like platform or directly - makes no difference.
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I think it highly unlikely, probably impossible for a bank to put a false FSCS logo on their marketing materials when being advertised through a platform such as Raisin.aroominyork said:Maybe your question is whether a bank can put an FSCS logo on their marketing materials when they do not actually have FSCS recognition? Fair question. You can use the FSCS checker at https://www.fscs.org.uk/check/check-your-money-is-protected. That shows that Mizrahi Tefahot is covered by FSCS. How your money reaches them - through a Raisin-like platform or directly - makes no difference.1 -
Agreed, and the same could be said for Moneyfacts, MSE etc, but it wouldn't stop me checking before handing over my money.subjecttocontract said:
I think it highly unlikely, probably impossible for a bank to put a false FSCS logo on their marketing materials when being advertised through a platform such as Raisin.aroominyork said:Maybe your question is whether a bank can put an FSCS logo on their marketing materials when they do not actually have FSCS recognition? Fair question. You can use the FSCS checker at https://www.fscs.org.uk/check/check-your-money-is-protected. That shows that Mizrahi Tefahot is covered by FSCS. How your money reaches them - through a Raisin-like platform or directly - makes no difference.
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I've got a few ££££ spread over a handful of accounts with them via Raisin.
No worries at all.
They happened to be the top of the interest chart, at the time I had money to fix.How's it going, AKA, Nutwatch? - 12 month spends to date = 2.60% of current retirement "pot" (as at end May 2025)1
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