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Maths question
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Thanks for all the replies . My current account is with Lloyds bank and they pay 0.75% on easy access account (sorry I thought it was 1%) they also have a Regular Saver at about 6% so my question was about combining the two and putting my £2400 into an easy access account and transferring money (£200) each month to my Regular Saver and wondered what the effective interest rate would be if I did it every month for 12 months
I think it is 3.5%. Lloyds allows instant access from both should the need arise without penalty, so effectively I would have an easy access saver with Lloyd's paying 3.5% which is what I want - if my maths are correct
At the end of 12 months the Regular Saver will have a £2400 balance and will mature into an easy access account at which point I can open another regular saver and repeat
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You can transfer up to £400 per month into the 6.25% Lloyds regular saver. You'd be better off transferring £400 per month for six months, rather than £200 for twelve months
I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?1 -
Thanks you are right - I hadn't thought of that!
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