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You've not mentioned Tesco in the list, you don't need to switch and you'll get 3% on all the money in the account up to £3000 and may still be able to get 2 accounts too. Obviously it's a current account so you may not want to do that but unlike a regular saver it pays on full balance from day 1 and no end date although rate only guaranteed till April 2019Remember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.0
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You've not mentioned Tesco in the list, you don't need to switch and you'll get 3% on all the money in the account up to £3000 and may still be able to get 2 accounts too. Obviously it's a current account so you may not want to do that but unlike a regular saver it pays on full balance from day 1 and no end date although rate only guaranteed till April 2019
And TSB 5%..0 -
I'm not doing Santander 123 + RS per what I said in my OP.0
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I like the Saffron one. If you're in the right postcode Ipswich do a good one too.Free the dunston one next time too.0
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You've not mentioned Tesco in the list, you don't need to switch and you'll get 3% on all the money in the account up to £3000 and may still be able to get 2 accounts too. Obviously it's a current account so you may not want to do that but unlike a regular saver it pays on full balance from day 1 and no end date although rate only guaranteed till April 2019
I have a Tesco account which I did keep £3000 in from February 2017 until March 2018 but I used it to fund my Lifetime ISA, so all that is in it is the interest I got. The minimum 3% ends in April 2019 so they most probably will drop it.0 -
It isn't linked.. so not 'per what I said..'
You have to fund a Santander Regular Saver from your Santander current account, and that involves switching, which as I said I don't want to do.
"If you don’t fund the account from your Santander current account or if you deposit more than £200 in any month, Santander reserve the right to revert your account into an Everyday Saver."0 -
I like the Saffron one. If you're in the right postcode Ipswich do a good one too.
Yeah I fall in the cachment for Ipswich Building Society too even though I live nowhere near it ha.
I'm also looking at who put their rates up in November and who didn't. Leeds and Yorkshire did, but Saffron, Virgin and most banks didn't.0 -
Thank you.
I don't think I can open Principality or Chorley as I'm not resident of their postcodes or near a branch. VM Double Take I want something better than 1.30%. I do bank with Halifax, but 3.5% 200pm at Saffron BS slightly beats 2.5% 250pm Halifax RS in terms of interest accrued, saving me £600 over the year as such, as my money at Saffron wouldn't be working as hard.
Chelsea BS, owned by Yorkshire BS, also offered the 2 year RS until a few months ago, same with N+P until it was taken over by YBS.
Hey hey! You are in luck indeed! I'm from South London, so definitely not a resident of those postcodes for Principality or Chorley, nor do you have to be... hehe. that's why I opened them!
Just to let you know I went to a Bromley branch, and opened the regular saver with YBS, really happy!
Definitely check out Principality and Chorley. I opened my Chorley this month, and Principality this month, so I assure you, you don't need to be a resident.0 -
I was giving info on the savings accounts I already have save someone suggesting something I already have, and my current account so people know I'm not with a provider who offers 5% RS, which I explained after why I don't want to switch.
Thanks. I'm thinking Virgin e-Saver as I can open it online (nearest branch is 18 miles away) and Saffron as I have 2 within a few months of few.
I looked at that thread and it needs updating. Virgin ones still say about maturing in Feb 2019 (older issues) and I think the Leeds one needs updating. One I can't remember had been taken off sale when I clicked the link.
Deffo do the VM Reg E-saver, I have that as well as the double take one I mentioned so I'd say VM Reg E-saver, and look at principality and chorley0
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