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AA Internet savings account rate drop

Brighty
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Just noticed on the AA website that their internet only saver shows a rate of just 5.11% instead of the 5.31% it showed when i opened one last week to put my A&L cash into. Haven't even put the cash in yet, Oh well looks like i'm closing that straight away then. What's the best saver now then guys?
Brighty
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If you opened it before 24 June, then you have "Issue 1", which is paying 5.21% (i.e., 0.1% below where it was when you opened it). Still pretty competitive. The one available to new applicants is "Issue 2", which pays 5.11%, and this is the rate they quote on the website. Not quite as competitive. Both of these number include a 0.6% 12-month bonus.
B&B have eSavings at 5.25% with no introductory bonus. NR Tracker Online was 5.41% last time I checked, but that's including a fairly hefty bonus for only the first 6 months.0 -
I notice that Martin hasn't updated the 'Instant Access Savings' article yet.0
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It's been updated now. Following the drop in rate by AA, no account beats ING significantly enough (AA had a bonus) to be included ahead of it. We'll be on the lookout for any new launches.Former MSE team member0
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B&B at 5.25%? That's bordering on significant. There are plenty of people here who'd shift their cash for less (wisely or not). Or perhaps it's ruled out because you need £1,000.0
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30 JUNE 05 Telephoned AA re Issue 1 they advised that the rate was still 5.31% and would e-mail if reduced.0
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They should align their telephone people with their website people. See the bottom table on this page:
http://www.theaa.com/savings/rates.html0 -
Hi Stonk,
B&B is mentioned in the article, under ICICI.
The reason it hasn't replaced AA is that it is an Internet only account, and the AA was only the winner in non-internet accounts.
CheersFormer MSE team member0
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