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Saving acc no interest
akkers
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I want to save an amount every month but I dont want any interest.
Do I just get a current account? Or are there any saving accounts out there that reward you differently without interest coming into it?
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OK, I will bite - why dont you want interest? If its because it takes you over the tax threshold you are still better off with a %age of the interest than no interest at all!2
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OK, I will bite - why dont you want interest?
Of all the thousands of threads I have read on these forums, that is the first time anybody has ever asked that !
Not very MSE
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Premium Bonds. Deposit up to £50k, pays tax free prizes but no guarantee you'll win.akkers said:I want to save an amount every month but I dont want any interest.Do I just get a current account? Or are there any saving accounts out there that reward you differently without interest coming into it?0 -
akkers said:I want to save an amount every month but I dont want any interest.Do I just get a current account? Or are there any saving accounts out there that reward you differently without interest coming into it?
If you give me the money, I will not pay you any interest. I will promise to give it you back one day!1 -
As curious as it may seem but I don’t want interest due to religious reasons. I just want a safe place to save with scam/hack protection. If there can be rewards that may be acceptable.0
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As above, there are savings accounts structured to pay 'expected profit' instead of interest, a section of the market specifically set up to accommodate religious reasons:akkers said:As curious as it may seem but I don’t want interest due to religious reasons. I just want a safe place to save with scam/hack protection. If there can be rewards that may be acceptable.
https://moneyfactscompare.co.uk/savings-accounts/shariah-compliant-savings-accounts/ explains....2 -
Maybe this is what you are looking for .akkers said:As curious as it may seem but I don’t want interest due to religious reasons. I just want a safe place to save with scam/hack protection. If there can be rewards that may be acceptable.
Shari’ah-Compliant Savings Accounts | April 20250 -
That's gambling, not allowed by sharia either. Possibly depends on your interpretation - letter of the law or the spirit of the law.wmb194 said:
Premium Bonds. Deposit up to £50k, pays tax free prizes but no guarantee you'll win.akkers said:I want to save an amount every month but I dont want any interest.Do I just get a current account? Or are there any saving accounts out there that reward you differently without interest coming into it?
Essentially you gamble your interest.
That said, IMO, many (most?) sharia-compliant accounts simply bend the letter of the law, ignoring the spirit.1
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