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ING offers 6.5% on existing savings
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Milarky
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Just got an 'invitation' email from ING:
BTW got a mailing from them today saying their 1 year / 6 month deals are ending shortly (not too well subscribed I'd imagine!)
Not a bad home for savings provided ING joins the faster payments scheme in the meantime...
if you’ve moved it elsewhere to get a better rate, we would like to tell you about our new, higher rate of 6.5% AER on all your funds from 20 May 2008 to 1 October 2008 (inclusive).
Typically complicated but what it means is 6.50 AER/6.31 gross variable from now until 1 October (about 4.3 months) - being linked to their 4.75 AER/4.60 gross basic account.[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]* This figure illustrates the equivalent AER if the rate of 6.31% gross p.a was paid for a full year. This rate is based on a rate of 4.65% gross (variable) plus a bonus rate of 1.66% (fixed until 01/10/08). From 02/10/08 you will revert to our standard variable rate, currently 4.75% AER (gross p.a. 4.65%). Interest is variable. AER = annual equivalent rate and illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year. Gross p.a. = annualised rate before deduction of tax at standard rate. Calls may be monitored or recorded. Information correct as at 20/05/08. ING Direct is a member of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. [/FONT]
BTW got a mailing from them today saying their 1 year / 6 month deals are ending shortly (not too well subscribed I'd imagine!)
Not a bad home for savings provided ING joins the faster payments scheme in the meantime...
.....under construction.... COVID is a [discontinued] scam
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The £3.65 or so which is left in my ING account will do rather nicely for 4.3 months then......;)0
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-or my £1.50!0
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Well, it's 21 May today, so we've already lost one day's extra interest :rolleyes:
Do you have to leave the money in an ING a/c until 2 October 2008, in order to qualify for the 1.66% bonus?People who don't know their rights, don't actually have those rights.0 -
Well, eat your heart out everyone - got my FREE ING keyring through the post today. I suppose it's due to the vast sum I've left in the account, after transferring to ICEsave, A+L, etc. etc. It's really terribly sweet but I just don't feel like being a walking advert.0
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Well, eat your heart out everyone - got my FREE ING keyring through the post today. I suppose it's due to the vast sum I've left in the account, after transferring to ICEsave, A+L, etc. etc. It's really terribly sweet, but I just don't feel like being a walking advert.
Credit where credit's due. That token could actually come in handy.People who don't know their rights, don't actually have those rights.0
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