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Stop using Edge Current Account but keep Edge Saver Account?
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You can also have two Edge current accounts as an individual and therefore two Edge savers. I have this, albeit one of them is fee-paying as the cashback from household bill DDs exceeds the fee by a few £.Slinky said:DiamondLil said:The answer lies here:Open the Edge current account. Deposit a nominal amount. Do not set up DDs and do not pay in the monthly requirement.I did this and have had the Edge saver for two years now. First year paying 7%, second year paying 6%.Current account hasn't been used since the initial £10 deposit.
I've done the same, and so has my husband. As we also have a joint 123 account we are allowed 2 Edge savers each, so currently have £16K between us earning 6%. I've just closed and reopened a new Edge saver that was due to lower the interest rate next month.1 -
You can put in more than the monthly payment and still not be charged the fee just don't have the DDDiamondLil said:The answer lies here:Open the Edge current account. Deposit a nominal amount. Do not set up DDs and do not pay in the monthly requirement.I did this and have had the Edge saver for two years now. First year paying 7%, second year paying 6%.Current account hasn't been used since the initial £10 deposit.0 -
As in personal, non joint?, if so how did I not know this.flaneurs_lobster said:
You can also have two Edge current accounts as an individual and therefore two Edge savers. I have this, albeit one of them is fee-paying as the cashback from household bill DDs exceeds the fee by a few £.Slinky said:DiamondLil said:The answer lies here:Open the Edge current account. Deposit a nominal amount. Do not set up DDs and do not pay in the monthly requirement.I did this and have had the Edge saver for two years now. First year paying 7%, second year paying 6%.Current account hasn't been used since the initial £10 deposit.
I've done the same, and so has my husband. As we also have a joint 123 account we are allowed 2 Edge savers each, so currently have £16K between us earning 6%. I've just closed and reopened a new Edge saver that was due to lower the interest rate next month.
I thought it was 1 solo + 1 joint this whole time.
I've never paid a few for my edge accounts, no direct debits setup, only ever had £1 in the current account majority of the time.0 -
I have two personal accounts, saw on here but it is in the account terms you can have two single or single and jointjameseonline said:
As in personal, non joint?, if so how did I not know this.flaneurs_lobster said:
You can also have two Edge current accounts as an individual and therefore two Edge savers. I have this, albeit one of them is fee-paying as the cashback from household bill DDs exceeds the fee by a few £.Slinky said:DiamondLil said:The answer lies here:Open the Edge current account. Deposit a nominal amount. Do not set up DDs and do not pay in the monthly requirement.I did this and have had the Edge saver for two years now. First year paying 7%, second year paying 6%.Current account hasn't been used since the initial £10 deposit.
I've done the same, and so has my husband. As we also have a joint 123 account we are allowed 2 Edge savers each, so currently have £16K between us earning 6%. I've just closed and reopened a new Edge saver that was due to lower the interest rate next month.
I thought it was 1 solo + 1 joint this whole time.
I've never paid a few for my edge accounts, no direct debits setup, only ever had £1 in the current account majority of the time.Sam Vimes' Boots Theory of Socioeconomic Unfairness:
People are rich because they spend less money. A poor man buys $10 boots that last a season or two before he's walking in wet shoes and has to buy another pair. A rich man buys $50 boots that are made better and give him 10 years of dry feet. The poor man has spent $100 over those 10 years and still has wet feet.
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