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Moneybox: Open access cash ISA interest to be paid monthly




Got an email today saying interest that my Open Access Cash ISA interest will soon be paid monthly rather than annually.
Personally, I am in favour

Below what the email said.
Thanks

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I got that message too. I missed it until I read your post. Thanks.1
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A first for me, being forced to change from annual to monthly interest. No big deal.0
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slinger2 said:A first for me, being forced to change from annual to monthly interest. No big deal.
I don't mind if it's monthly or annually as long as the rate is good. My Moneybox ISA currently pays 4.75%, down to 4.5% on 29th May - I'm happy with this for now
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If the interest rate goes down in the future, the fact you've been getting the interest monthly, means the AER will go down, as it will compound at a lower rate.I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?0
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At least it’s an ISA, so they’re not forcing a change that could leave people with a higher tax bill.
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email from Moneybox saying this will be happening tomorrow:
"We previously told you that we’re changing your Open Access Cash ISA interest payments from annual to monthly. This will now update on your account tomorrow."0 -
Something seems to be happening today. My interest has been credited to the account ("Total interest paid"). "Interest due" has dropped to zero.
The interest rate dropped by 0.25% yesterday to 3.75% (the underlying rate - ignoring any introductory bonus).
Impossible to work out exactly what's going on, but the interest seems about right. I assume there'll be another interest payment on 1 June; for just a couple of days.0 -
slinger2 said:Something seems to be happening today. My interest has been credited to the account ("Total interest paid"). "Interest due" has dropped to zero.
The interest rate dropped by 0.25% yesterday to 3.75% (the underlying rate - ignoring any introductory bonus).
Impossible to work out exactly what's going on, but the interest seems about right. I assume there'll be another interest payment on 1 June; for just a couple of days.
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Paid for 2 days interest today.
Worth that 2 things have happened. Interest rate down 0.25%. Also change to monthly interest should result in a drop in the gross interest rate by about 0.1% to take account of the monthly compounding. The AER will stay the same.0
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