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Keeping Moneybox accrued interest (eight months)
fepow
Posts: 3 Newbie
I am hoping to transfer my CASH ISA out of Moneybox (into tr212)
Interest appears to accrue each day on Moneybox, but I don't get the feeling the interest officially belongs to me?
When I clicked 'withdraw' just out of interest, it showed all the interest and an additional sum both deducted.
I won't be withdrawing, I will be transferring to a different provider, but this has made me wonder if I will still be able to keep the interest accrued up to that point.
Do I have to wait for my moneybox annual anniversary for it to mature? Or can I transfer now and keep the interest? I read somewhere that moneybox pays annually, even if it shows the theoretical daily interest.
Thanks for any help
Interest appears to accrue each day on Moneybox, but I don't get the feeling the interest officially belongs to me?
When I clicked 'withdraw' just out of interest, it showed all the interest and an additional sum both deducted.
I won't be withdrawing, I will be transferring to a different provider, but this has made me wonder if I will still be able to keep the interest accrued up to that point.
Do I have to wait for my moneybox annual anniversary for it to mature? Or can I transfer now and keep the interest? I read somewhere that moneybox pays annually, even if it shows the theoretical daily interest.
Thanks for any help
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The interest is yours to keep - if the account is still open when the year is up it'll be added then, but if you close it before then, it'll be added on a pro rata basis.1
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Okay thank you, I was not sure and worried that I would just lose all the interest as it doesn't appear to have been deposited into the account0
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