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Abbey eSaver

I'm likely to be opening an Abbey eSaver account and noticed in their terms something about withdrawals being subject to their daily limits. I assume they just mean cash withdrawals from dispensers but being a cautious sort phoned to check. The bod I spoke to seemed a bit confused and not too sure.

Could anyone confirm what I assume is the case that there's no limit if I want to transfer cash to my bank or close the acount. Would be fairly hefty amounts. Cheers.

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  • I have done transferes for £3k, no problem
    Don't waste your words I don't need,
    Anything from you.
    I don't care where you've been or,
    What you plan to do.
  • Flynn_2
    Flynn_2 Posts: 105 Forumite
    Would be 6 figure sums which is why I wanted to double check but if 3k is fine I can't see bigger lumps being different. Thanks Simon.
  • joe13
    joe13 Posts: 501 Forumite
    Flynn wrote:
    I'm likely to be opening an Abbey eSaver account and noticed in their terms something about withdrawals being subject to their daily limits. I assume they just mean cash withdrawals from dispensers but being a cautious sort phoned to check. The bod I spoke to seemed a bit confused and not too sure.

    Could anyone confirm what I assume is the case that there's no limit if I want to transfer cash to my bank or close the acount. Would be fairly hefty amounts. Cheers.

    Have used an abbey e-saver account for some years. No problem with transfers of any amount. Only limit is for cash from cash dispenser. It is a great account, very simple to use and pays a good rate of interest.
  • Flynn_2
    Flynn_2 Posts: 105 Forumite
    Cheers Joe. Another thought. My assumption is that the bonus isn't dependent on anything like not making withdrawals or similar. It's just a straight higher rate for 6 months with no strings? Intention would be to switch to somewhere more competitive at the end of the bonus period.
  • I've never encountered problems.. max withdrawal has been £19k.. Andy
  • Rate for £100k+ is only 5.05%. Why not put £100k- into the new cahoot 5.25% account?
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