John Rambo
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Does that mean we'd need to give 4 months notice to access any of the money?
Fanny
So if the fixed term is four months wouldn't it be more accurate to say that the funds are locked up for four months and no notice is required to withdraw them at the end of the term?
Given reaction to the Rabodirect rate change here last December I think there's quite a few who will take the (currently) higher rate versus finger wagging
Course there's also First Active, Halifax offering better returns on more limited amounts too!
"Sucked me in" makes it sound dodgy. What exactly do you mean?First Active sucked me in to their ECB linked account offering 4.5% last November.
How so? Are they not participants in the Central Bank/IFSRA depositor protection scheme?NIB's offer is not bad, considering you have a better guarantee on your money than with most Irish banks where your limit is 90% of 20.000EUR.
Make hay while the sun shines - i.e. as long as HMG offers citizens such as ourselves such a guarantee.NR is just in an exceptional phase. Even NR will not offer that security forever, just for a certain period of time.
I know but that is totally separate to the of security of deposits.Not everyone likes to open an account by mailing all their details. Many people still prefer walk-in branches.
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