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Interest Rates Gone Down but no letter?

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  • tinalives
    tinalives Posts: 903 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
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  • redissue
    redissue Posts: 11 Forumite
    I have just received mine recently from the Skipton - who like to tell me that I am better off with them than a publically listed company...When the interest rates go up, I hear about it within a very short time, and the whole amount, usually 0.25% is added on. When they go down, it takes a while longer for them to inform me (01/09/2005 this time), and it reduces by 0.20%. Thus every variation (increase then drop by the same amount) means that my rate is getting further up up and away from the BoE...
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