Savings interest rate thread
Discussion
CBS now also up to 5.2% AER (limited access though)
Painless online migration from their lower rate offering
https://www.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/member/s...
Painless online migration from their lower rate offering
https://www.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/member/s...
981Boxess said:
Who cares, i'll take it and have, when they get in what they want they will close it, I am surprised it has taken this long.
A lot of people will have already moved into FRBs so there is probably less instant access cash out there to attract, the better rate might sway people who still have the choice.
The tax payer should care. It’s at our cost. Govt issuing gilts at 5.30%…A lot of people will have already moved into FRBs so there is probably less instant access cash out there to attract, the better rate might sway people who still have the choice.
There’s plenty (+£900bn) of easy access cash out there.
Teatowell said:
981Boxess said:
Who cares, i'll take it and have, when they get in what they want they will close it, I am surprised it has taken this long.
A lot of people will have already moved into FRBs so there is probably less instant access cash out there to attract, the better rate might sway people who still have the choice.
The tax payer should care. It’s at our cost. Govt issuing gilts at 5.30%…A lot of people will have already moved into FRBs so there is probably less instant access cash out there to attract, the better rate might sway people who still have the choice.
There’s plenty (+£900bn) of easy access cash out there.
What can I do to change what the government are doing?
981Boxess said:
CBS now also up to 5.2% AER (limited access though)
Painless online migration from their lower rate offering
https://www.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/member/s...
Thanks again Boxess, I only changed it a few weeks ago to the 4 access saver, pretty straightforward to move in house though.Painless online migration from their lower rate offering
https://www.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/member/s...
Seems like I am moving money around every day with all these rate changes, thought they would soften a bit!
BumFLuff said:
Thing that puts me off NS&I is the website and customer services both seem pretty crap. For the sake of 0.50% less I'm happy to go elsewhere.
I was already registered with them so maybe coming from a different angle but it couldn’t have been easier to invest in their bond.The only difference from the usual suspects was debit card funding, which if anything was easier.
Catz said:
NS&I fixed rate 1 year bond still at 6.2%.
It’s backed by the treasury and not fscs, is this significant? Is it still a safe bet?
NS&I is basically just an arm of the Treasury so this should mean all your "savings" (your loan to the govt) are backed by them. FSCS gives you a warranty up to £85k, but I think the Treasury will underwrite all your "savings" entirely.It’s backed by the treasury and not fscs, is this significant? Is it still a safe bet?
I stupidly missed the boat on the NS&I deal.
Can anyone advise the next best saving rate out there please?
ETA...Ford Money seems to be one of the best from a quick Google... https://www.fordmoney.co.uk/savings-products/fixed...
and Cynergy bank https://www.cynergybank.co.uk/personal/fixed-rate-...
Can anyone advise the next best saving rate out there please?
ETA...Ford Money seems to be one of the best from a quick Google... https://www.fordmoney.co.uk/savings-products/fixed...
and Cynergy bank https://www.cynergybank.co.uk/personal/fixed-rate-...
Edited by Timothy Bucktu on Monday 16th October 10:45
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