Apologies if anyone's already drawn attention to this but I had a quick search and haven't seen any recent posts on it.
Bank of Ireland's SSIA follow up had been paying ECB on any lump sum [Matured Blanace] retained in the Bonus Saver Account after the SSIA matured, and ECB + 2.75% (6.75%) on any new savings after that date [Regular Savings Balance].
They've now withdrawn this, and the rate on all monies in those accounts is down to 3.75%. It's also expressed as a variable rate (not ECB linked) and at the discretion of the bank.
The letter I got from BoI yesterday said "Now that your account is approaching its 18th month anniversary [...]", so they may be tailoring the rate withdrawal to individual saver's SSIA maturities... but if you've been saving there, it may be time to examine other options.
Bank of Ireland's SSIA follow up had been paying ECB on any lump sum [Matured Blanace] retained in the Bonus Saver Account after the SSIA matured, and ECB + 2.75% (6.75%) on any new savings after that date [Regular Savings Balance].
They've now withdrawn this, and the rate on all monies in those accounts is down to 3.75%. It's also expressed as a variable rate (not ECB linked) and at the discretion of the bank.
The letter I got from BoI yesterday said "Now that your account is approaching its 18th month anniversary [...]", so they may be tailoring the rate withdrawal to individual saver's SSIA maturities... but if you've been saving there, it may be time to examine other options.