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I'm new to this forum and wasn't sure where to post this thread.
I need help with choosing a good savings account where i can access money from it, if i need too. I was looking at an on-line bank but not sure how i would go on about withdrawing money etc. (are on-line banks better then branch banks?)
I really don't have a clue what makes a good savings account so any help would be great. Thanks
I saw on tv the other day that Alliance and Leicester had a good savings rate at present but it only lasts for the first year which I assume means it drops at the 13th month.
Withdrawing, you need one of those new type monitors with a slot underneath.
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Ive opened a Barclays savings account where i'll put in £250 a month and recieve 7.75%. It also allows me to miss a payment without any penalties and it i withdraw the rate will drop to 3.03%. I also opended another savings account with Barclays and have put a large sum into that account. Then every month i'll take money (£250) from that savings account into the one with a higher interest.
Not at all. Because you are not getting the full benefit. I am a fan of Kaupthing Edge to be honest, because they offer you a rate that is for lump sums and does not have a clause of pay £250 a month in. In point of fact, why is the rest of the money getting less. These types of account means that you will pay £3000 into the account within a year yet realistically you don't get 7.7% on £3000. Worth re looking into that one.
Which savings account to open?
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