Still nothing to indicate that the rate is changing...Just rang them there. They said it would be released in the press later on today.
For an anniversary which was about thirteen weeks ago, would it be more advantageious to do this ... or this
No choice here - if you reduce the monthly payment, the 7% you've been earning over the last 3 months goes down to 2.25%.Do you mean continue paying the maximum (€750) pcm?
Again, no choice. You can't close the account until the next anniversary, without losing the bonus. So just leave it open, with as little as possible in it!Would you then close the account at this stage or transfer €3000 every four months?
If I move this to a 5% account now (all except 10 euro) will I get my full 5.5% on the 15990 up to today.
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my case there would be another five months to the anniversary, after the four months from now, so if the monthly payment remained the same there would be €3750 in it at that stage but I wouldn't have a choice if I didn't want to lose the bonus interest.
Thanks that's very interesting... their T&Cs are misleading then, it states (and I quote) "The bonus rate... will be paid... if but only if... all 12 monthly payments in the amounts set out in the application form have been made"I have the 2nd series of this account (The one which was paying 7% pa up to the change today) and I've confirmed with Halifax that this approach does not break the terms of the bonus interest.
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